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Information for Tenants

Hurford Salvi Carr's central London lettings office is located at the junction of Clerkenwell Road and Britton Street, just around the corner from Farringdon Tube Station.

Our strength in the marketplace is demonstrated by the fact that this is purely a lettings office, which is situated in the heart of the City. Hurford Salvi Carr are specialists in the letting of residential property across all price ranges and we cover the following areas:

WC1 - Bloomsbury, Holborn
EC1 - Clerkenwell, Finsbury
EC2 - Moorgate, Barbican
EC3 - Fenchurch, Monument
EC4 - Blackfriars, St Paul's
E1 - Spitalfields, Shoreditch
SE1 - Southbank, Borough

Our tenancies range from periods of one to twelve months which may be renewable at the end of the tenancy.

We can provide you with a tour of properties to rent at any time by calling our lettings office on 020 7490 1122 or email lettings@h-s-c.co.uk.


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Bloomsbury

Bloomsbury has long been associated with London intellectualism and is today home to a staggering variety of academic institutions. Home to the University of London, it also boasts University College, Royal Academy of Dramatic Art and the School of Oriental and African Studies. In the early 20th century it was also home to the Bloomsbury Group.

Clerkenwell

Clerkenwell developed as a tiny hamlet in the 12th century, serving a nunnery and a priory. Rolling fields (we've heard this before) were the order of the day, and farming was where it was at. Nearby, Smoothfield was a horse market, and this later became a meat market, as well as transforming into Smithfield. The annual Bartholomew's Fair also took place here, which proved popular for many years until it was suspended in 1855 because of debauched behaviour.
 

Barbican

The Barbican is located in the heart of the city of London and is accessible by rail, underground and road.