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Within the beating heart of the Victoria neighbourhood, sits Westminster Fire Station. Here, the past walks hand in hand with the present. Reflections of Victorian and Edwardian brickwork glint in the glass and steel of twenty-first century London.

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minute walk to your closest station,
St James’s Park

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minute walk to
Westminster Tube station

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minute walk to
Victoria Station

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minute walk to your
local park, St James’s Park

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minute walk to your nearest school, Greycoat Hospital, Comprehensive School for Girls

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minute walk to your local
cinema, Curzon

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minute walk to
Cardinal Place

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minute walk to
Tate Britain

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minute walk to
Apollo Victoria Theatre

St James’s Park

Your local park, and the Queen’s front garden. Threaded with serene bridges and hushed waterways and, from time to time, where you can witness the pomp and ceremony of royal pageantry like the Trooping of the Colour. 

Buckingham Palace

At the western tip of The Mall lies the royal residence – home to England’s monarchs since 1837. The daily changing of the Palace’s horse-mounted guards brings a sense of ceremony to every morning. 

Tate Britain

The world’s most comprehensive collection of British art, dating back to 1500. Classical works by Constable and Turner mingle with the more contemporary creations of Hockney, Bacon and Blake. 

Transport

Westminster Fire Station is a seven minutes’ walk to St James’s Park underground station, linking you with the District and Circle lines. Victoria is equally close-by, where the Victoria line and National Rail connections plug you into the city – and the rest of the country.

Nova Food

Find 17 restaurants and three rotating pop-ups, just a short stroll from Victoria Station. The kitchen of the Rail House Café combined with an outdoor setup is perfect for balmy evenings. 

Belgravia

One of the world’s most coveted postcodes. Grand terraces and stuccoed townhouses share their address with charming boutiques, celebrated fashion houses, fine patisseries, cheesemongers, and other artisans.

Cardinal Place

For your daily shopping requirements, head to Space.NK, Hugo Boss or Zara to name a few – or catch the latest must-see blockbuster or independent film at the boutique Curzon Cinema.

Apollo Victoria

A West End stalwart, with a raucous reputation for musical theatre. Built in the 1930s, this Art Deco marvel was awarded Grade II status in 1972. 

Grey Coat Hospital School

Over the road from Westminster Fire Station is this beautiful Church of England school, originally founded in 1698 and rated ‘outstanding’ by Ofsted. The school welcomes girls aged eleven to eighteen, with a co-educational Sixth Form.  

Strutton Ground Market

Tour the world without leaving this pretty, cobbled street. This vibrant street food market is a focal point of local life throughout the week.