Serviced Apartments Leamouth

Cost of Living in Leamouth

The picturesque calmness makes Leamouth a great place to stay for solitary lovers. Or for those who want to take a break from the stresses of life. And since the area is still in the growing phase, you may even crack some good deals as far as housing is concerned. But if you are looking for a beautiful abode with scenic River Thames views, the prices will get high. Like somewhere around £430000. You can go for the home-like serviced apartments in Leamouth though. Usually, the humble places of London like Leamouth have rates ranging from £80 - £100 per night for studios. While the per-night cost for 1 bedroom and the 2 bedrooms move around £90 - £110 and £100 - £120 respectively.

Please note these figures may change as per the apartment style and extra luxuries. Coming to the hotels, there are many options nearby. The most budget-friendly ones are priced as low as £60 per night. The extravagant ones with premium facilities within a mile can cross the £200 per night mark.

Where to Stay in Leamouth?

Once an isolated place, Leamouth today has better transport links. But since the area is not so-called urban, it’s best to stay as close to the transport options as possible. The area is connected to the remaining Poplar by the A1020 Lower Lea Crossing. It is a bypass of the major road A13 that links Central London with South Essex and the eastern part of the city. Then if you are a frequent passenger to Canning Town, you can choose to live near the "Jubilee" pedestrian bridge. It connects to the Canning Town station as well as to the east bank of the Lea. 

Some also prefer to live in the close vicinity of Leamouth rather than in actual Leamouth. This is a great idea to reproduce. It gives you easy access to tranquility whenever you like all while enjoying the urban boons. Canary Wharf is one such neighborhood you can consider. It also has several luxurious serviced apartments to enjoy a good night’s rest. 

Facts About Leamouth

Love to hear the birds chirp and watch the playfulness of the butterflies? Then Leamouth is totally for you. But the place also has a factual story that is equally intriguing.

• Leamouth is a district in the Blackwall locality. It comes under the London Borough of Tower Hamlets. 
• The neighborhood of Leamouth comprises two peninsulas. The northern peninsula is Goodluck Hope. The other half goes by the name Orchard Place. 
• As far as the administration of Leamouth goes, it was historically a portion of the Hamlet of Poplar. The latter was an area of the Manor and Ancient Parish of Stepney. It became an independent parish in 1817. 
• Leamouth has been an inaccessible locality in the past. And a significant reason behind that was the construction of the East India Docks. It limited transport to only Leamouth Road. Road conditions have improved since the end of the 20th century.  
• Industry-wise, the Thames Plate Glass Works was the primary employer in the area. Unfortunately, it closed in 1874. 
• Trinity Buoy Wharf in the modern Leamouth peninsula is the sole lighthouse in London. Although it cannot be operated now, it does house many art projects. 

Weather in Leamouth

Leamouth shares the weather characteristics as the rest of London. Winters here are not extremely chilly. Most days have temperatures around 5°C. While the slightly warmer afternoons see 12°C - 13°C approx. London however is one of the wetter cities in the world. Thus, the ‘feels like’ situation may seem colder than it actually is, mainly for those sensitive to raindrops. As for the summers, they are pleasing and mild. On the majority of days, the temperatures are above 20°C. Some days lurk around 30°C. But the light breezes make up for it. The good news is the serviced apartments in Leamouth are all temperature-controlled. So, no matter what the weather outside is, you can enjoy your days in peace. That being said, June and August are best for tourists. They are the driest and the brightest months of the year to click those perfect Insta snaps.