Marble Apartments offer top quality self catering apartments at some of the most competitive rates in London. Our 1 bed apartment in Effra Court, a quiet Victorian period apartment block moments away from Brixton Underground Station is on the ground floor with easy access to the gorgeous outdoor space. It comes fully equipped with fresh linen and towels for up to 4 guests, dining area and full working kitchen. All our apartments have flat screen HD TV's and free WiFi and washing machines as standard. The apartment is situated a short walk from the heart of Brixton. Brixton embraces its unapologetically unpolished reputation. Evolving from a site of controversy and struggle during the 1990’s, Brixton has steadily increased its appeal without losing much of its cosmopolitan make-up. The neighbourhood replaces Britain’s acclaimed architecture and posh boutiques with homespun culture and more than a bit of crass. Invitingly alternative, the neighbourhood’s energy emanates from the shops along Electric Avenue to the art galleries, local markets, and pop-up restaurants in Brixton Village Market. Apartment Facilities: -Fully equipped kitchen -Washing Machine -Ironing facilities (please request on arrival) -Hairdryer (please request on arrival) -HD TV -Free Wifi -Sleeping space for 4 guests -Access to a beautiful reading garden Transport links: Brixton to Victoria - on the Victoria Line: 10 mins Brixton to Oxford Circus on the Victoria Line: 14 mins Brixton to London Bridge/Borough on the Northern Line: 13 mins Numerous buses (including night-time service) to Waterloo, Shoreditch, Trafalgar Square etc. Note: The Victoria Line runs a 24 hour service on Fridays and Saturday Parking: There is free parking on the street outside the apartment from 7pm-7am & paid parking nearby Will you require a transit service from Heathrow Airport / Gatwick Airport / Stanstead Airport / London City Airport? Let us know in advance and we can make arrangements.

Our apartment is situated a short walk from the heart of Brixton. Brixton embraces its unapologetically unpolished reputation. Evolving from a site of controversy and struggle during the 1990’s, Brixton has steadily increased its appeal without losing much of its cosmopolitan make-up. The neighbourhood replaces Britain’s acclaimed architecture and posh boutiques with homespun culture and is the home of the O2 Brixton Academy, Electric Avenue and Brixton Market.