Bloomsbury is undergoing a £400 million revival, featuring better public spaces, redeveloped residences, and a surge of boutique hotels and restaurants. Long known for its literary heritage, the area is now attracting buyers priced out of nearby Fitzrovia and Marylebone, while still retaining its bohemian charm. With improved transport links and a growing community feel, Bloomsbury is quietly stepping into the spotlight.
“The area has long been overlooked, but it’s possible to find some great properties,” says Oliver Sanhaji, our Prime Central, North & East London Buying advisor. Oliver recently located a house in Bloomsbury for a couple of young lawyers who wanted to be able to walk to their offices.
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