County Hall is located on the South Bank of London, close to Westminster Bridge.

Historically, County Hall has been the headquarters of the London County Council and is London's iconic city hall. Today, the central area of ​​County Hall is mainly the London Aquarium, while the north and south wings have been transformed into residential areas since the 1990s.

As you can see on the map, County Hall is located next to the London Eye, next to the Thames, and across Westminster Bridge, you can see Big Ben. You can easily see major landmarks in London here.

The residential buildings of County Hall are roughly divided into two square-shaped areas. Facing the London Eye, the South and West Buildings of County Hall are on the left, and the North and East Buildings are on the right. There are also gyms and swimming pools.

The apartment is strategically located and commuting is very convenient. It takes about 5 minutes to walk from County Hall to Waterloo subway station and train station.

In addition, there are many restaurants and casual bars downstairs. Next to the South Building is St. Thomas' Hospital. There are large supermarkets M&S, Boots, and 24-hour convenience stores downstairs. There are brunch coffee shops, Chinese restaurants, Western restaurants, Korean restaurants, Japanese restaurants and bars nearby. There is a Hanchao and three milk tea shops within a five-minute walk.