Milford House, 190 The Strand, WC2R 1AB
This exclusive apartment is well situated on the Upper Ground floor of Central London's premier development. The apartment comprises a well-appointed lounge/dining area with modern kitchen featuring inbuilt appliances, three double bedrooms, three bathrooms, two being an en-suite and storage space throughout. There is also two large private balconies.
As a tenant of 190 Strand, you will benefit from the safety and convenience of a hotel-like experience with access to a 24 hour 5* level concierge service as well as many other lifestyle amenities such as a private cinema, state-of-the art gym, residents only swimming pool, virtual golf system and on-site business lounge.
Situated in the heart of Central London, 190 Strand is just moments from the River Thames and provides tenants with easy access to Temple, Covent Garden, the Houses of Parliament and Trafalgar Square.
With a range of shopping amenities, Michelin star restaurants, chic hotels, bars and museums, 190 Strand boasts easy access across London.
The quality and craftsmanship of the suites, apartments and penthouses will be obvious and paramount throughout the residences. Making perfect use of light and space, every apartment has been completed to the highest of standards and benefits from individually designed layouts, providing a stylish living accommodation for its residences.
- Available now
- Two bedroom
- Two bathroom
- Luxury apartment
- Furnished
- Central London
- High Specifacation
- Chancery Lane station (902m)
- Leicester Square station (911m)
- City Thameslink station (966m)
- London Waterloo station (852m)
- Waterloo station (822m)
- Charing Cross (Exit 5) station (760m)
- Waterloo Bridge station (737m)
- Charing Cross (Exit 2) station (679m)
- Holborn station (871m)
- Charing Cross (Exit 1) station (691m)
Reference Number
CAN250983
Available From
18th Sep 2025
Covent Garden pulses with vibrant energy, blending historic charm and modern flair in the heart of London. Known for its lively markets, world-class theatres, and eclectic shops, this iconic district invites visitors to soak in captivating street performances and indulge in gourmet dining. Whether you're catching a show or exploring nearby cultural landmarks, Covent Garden offers a dynamic and unforgettable urban experience.
University College London
guide name: FrancesI would like to thank UCL for their research into Huntingtons Disease and coming up with a ground breaking Gene therapy. While I dont know anyone with /who has had this horrible Disease I have read and seen on TV much about it God Bless U all keep up the good work
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Oyster Diving School London
guide name: corbyn asburyJust a brilliant experience! I did my open water dives during a storm in the UK (storm Amy), and despite the unprecedented challenges it brought (hail, wind, current, cold water), the staff remained professional, and understanding. They ensured we felt comfortable to continue diving, and paused when we didn’t, always keeping vibes and morals high. The group was very varied in age and experience, but everyone was welcomed, and we moved at a pace that worked for the group. It was a very inclusive atmosphere so I’d recommend for absolutely anyone keen to dive. We dived with Amy and Sam, who were brilliant throughout.
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London School of Economics and Political Science
guide name: Marianna MolteniI had the incredible opportunity to attend a Marketing Summer School, and I can honestly say it was one of the most unforgettable learning experiences of my life. From day one, the atmosphere was inspiring and full of energy. The program was extremely well-structured, combining solid academic content with real-world case studies, hands-on workshops, and interactive group work. It wasn’t just about learning theory. It was about understanding how marketing works in the real world, across different industries and international markets. The instructors were outstanding experienced professionals and professors who were not only knowledgeable but also genuinely passionate about what they taught. They encouraged questions, open discussions, and creative thinking, which made every session engaging and insightful. What made the experience even more special was the diverse group of students from all over the world. We shared ideas, cultures, perspectives, and even future goals. The networking opportunities were just as valuable as the academic content and I still keep in touch with some of the people I met there. The location, the organization, the people, and the overall quality of the program exceeded all expectations. I left the summer school not only with more knowledge, but also with greater confidence, international friendships, and a clearer vision of where I want to go professionally in the field of marketing. I highly recommend this program to anyone who’s passionate about marketing, curious about global trends, and looking for an inspiring and meaningful summer experience. It truly was unforgettable.
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The British Museum
guide name: Andy SmithI have visited many times over the years and the museum always impresses. The exhibits are world class and everything is labelled with an explanation-discription so you know what everything is, where it's from, how old etc. There were several schools visiting including overseas school children which was nice to see. My favourite area (and it would seem many other people's favourite) are the Egyptian artifacts. There are many areas to explore and if possible give yourself lots of time. If you don't have very much time to visit then plan ahead and maybe decide what you would like to see first. You could actually spend all day there if you wanted to. A stunning place and definitely worth a visit.
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London Eye
guide name: Wayne_NeighborIf you're in London and looking for a fun, iconic experience, the London Eye is totally worth checking out. It’s one of those things that might seem super touristy, but once you're up there, the views are absolutely stunning. You get a full 360° look at the city — Big Ben, the Thames, Tower Bridge, and even way out to the Shard. On a clear day, it’s unreal. The ride itself is smooth and surprisingly relaxing. Each pod is spacious and air-conditioned, so even if it’s crowded, it doesn’t feel cramped. It takes about 30 minutes to go all the way around, which gives you plenty of time to soak it all in and snap a bunch of photos. Booking online ahead of time is a good idea — saves you from standing in long lines. And if you’re feeling fancy, the fast-track tickets are a nice upgrade. There’s also a cool 4D experience included with some tickets that’s fun, especially for kids. Overall, it’s a great way to kick off your London trip or wrap it up with a bang. Whether you’re solo, with friends, or family, the London Eye is a must-do. Just bring your camera and maybe a snack for the wait
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Buckingham Palace
guide name: IztokStrolling by Buckingham Palace with a friend in the afternoon was unforgettable. A lively crowd gathered out front, and to our surprise, the King himself exited! The grand palace looked stunning in the sunlight, and the nearby fountain added to the royal charm. Truly a special moment! If you are in the vicinity give it a go.
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The National Gallery
guide name: ARINDAM DEBNational gallery is must visit place at City of London, it is at Trafalgar Square at collection of masterpieces, including famous paintings and portraits. It offers free entry. It highlight the well-curated exhibitions, the helpful audio guide, and the peaceful atmosphere. Staffs are knowledgeable and friendly. But I think security must be increased because the collection of master pieces should be protected because these are real national assets.
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Big Ben
guide name: Sara AbdelmeguidBig Ben is absolutely stunning and a must-see landmark! The architecture is incredible, and it really lives up to the hype. The only downside was how crowded it gets, especially during peak hours, which makes it a bit hard to enjoy peacefully. Still, definitely worth the visit and a great spot for photos.
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Westminster Abbey
guide name: Carl EdmondsBreathtaking Abbey! So many beautiful monuments. The architecture is marvelous. So much to look at you could definitely spend the whole day. Friendly,helpful and knowledgeable staff. It is a working church so depending on when you go you might see a daily prayer or two. Gentlemen remember is respectful to remove your hat. It's a must see!
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Liberty London
guide name: Julie CummingsThis place was INCREDIBLE. Beautiful store. The artistic displays of dishes was probably my favorite thing but the store is known for it's fabulous fabric and it was pretty spectacular. Spent quite a bit of time here and absolutely adores the aesthetics.
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His Majesty's Theatre
guide name: Sang OiyI can’t even explain how incredible this experience was it’s beyond amazing. Every cent spent was absolutely worth it, and I highly recommend choosing the Royal Circle seats. The performance was beautiful, and you could truly feel every emotion from the characters. It was my partner’s first time watching a musical, and he completely fell in love with it. Every actor and actress was stunning and exceptionally talented. Christine felt like she had stepped right out of the book, and the Phantom’s voice was absolutely dreamy, perfectly conveying his emotions. All the cast members delivered flawless performances, staying completely in character and showing pure professionalism. I watched closely, and there wasn’t a single mistake just captivating, world-class artistry. I’ve fallen in love with musicals all over again, and with London, too. A huge thank you to everyone who made this so special, including the amazing box office team, the friendly staff outside guiding guests, the bartenders, and the seating staff. This was 100% satisfying don’t miss it! + love you orchestras team! Until the end, they are incredible!
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National Portrait Gallery
guide name: Stephanie DavisThis museum maintains an amazing array of historic and contemporary portraits. On this visit, we browsed the Tudor Gallery and the gallery of masks. On display is England's amazing historic legacy. We also stopped for a quick lunch in the cafe before departing. Highly recommend!
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Churchill War Rooms
guide name: John GledhillThe Churchill War Rooms is an incredible piece of world history that is quite unassuming and easy to miss from street level however, step inside and head underground and something rather special unfolds. The discreet entrance is tucked away at a corner of the building and you enter through the glazed doors and copper canopy roof. Stairs or a lift then take you underground to the reception area where you get further information on the war rooms but also, this is where you pick up your audio guide screen and headset that is all included in your ticket price. Toilets are available at this location should you need before you set off. As you start your exploration, each key stage is numbered and corresponds to a spoken and visual recording on your AV equipment. Multiple languages are available and the content is perfect…. Easy to understand and sufficient in detail. It’s hard to imagine that after WW2, this place was simply shut down and left just as the last people down here walked out and locked it up. The Churchill War Rooms is a superb piece of history that is set out to enable people to absorb themselves into the reality of what was going on down here, the significance of their work and life itself. There is so much to see, look at, listen to and watch and you would need a few visits to do it all in detail however, if you allow a couple of hours you will have had a thorough insight and a great experience stepping back in time. Plenty of helpful staff on hand along with a cafe and gift shop should you desire. The Churchill War Rooms is a great experience and something definitely worth doing if you have a couple of hours spare whilst in London.
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SEA LIFE London Aquarium
guide name: Alex CrispVisited the Sea Life Centre in London recently and overall it was a nice day out. There are loads of different species to see — fish, jellyfish, seahorses, rays, starfish, and plenty more. I especially liked the penguins, turtles and crocodiles. The habitats and tanks all looked clean and well looked after, and the animals seemed healthy. There’s even an insect section with spiders and ants, which was a cool surprise. The gift shop is big and has lots of souvenirs to choose from, and there are plenty of toilets around (all clean and accessible). You can grab snacks and drinks throughout the visit, and kids can even get their faces painted, fake tattoos, or braids in their hair — though that does cost extra. On the downside, I did feel a bit sorry for the penguins. Their enclosure seemed quite small, and they looked a little down. The snacks, drinks and photos are all quite pricey, which I guess is to be expected at a tourist spot, but still adds up quickly. Some of the staff also didn’t seem very enthusiastic, and a few parts of the building looked a bit tired and could use a refresh. The biggest downside for me was the ticket price — it’s quite expensive for what you get. Overall, it’s still a fun visit, especially for families or anyone who loves sea life, but it does feel a bit overpriced and could use a bit more care in a few areas.
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Theatre Royal Drury Lane
guide name: Little LouThe theatre itself is amazingly beautiful, I spend an hour before the performance just wandering the corridors and staircases with all the amazing art and decorations. The staff is also super friendly and all that creates an unique and unforgettable athmosphere. The performance of 'Hercules' was great as well. Extremely well acted and with fine singing. The only thing that was a bit off-putting was the extremly high volume, it's not a big theatre so they could have tuned it down a bit.
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Royal Festival Hall
guide name: Smita PatelI had an absolutely enchanting evening at the Royal Festival Hall at South Bank! The blend of culture, architecture, and food is simply unbeatable. First off, the Hall itself is stunning — grand yet welcoming, an atmosphere that’s both elegant and alive. The food market has a veritable feast of flavours with vibrant street food stalls to artisanal treats, every bite was a delight. Whether you want something quick and fresh or craving something more indulgent, there’s a stall for it. The aromas, the colours, the buzz — it all adds such a lively contrast to the refined ambiance of the Hall.
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