Dunstable Church Street Apartments

Dunstable Church Street Apartments offer luxurious, fully furnished, two-bedroom units. The stylish and contemporary home ideal for up to 4 guests. It offers 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, making it well-suited for couples, small groups, or families seeking comfort and privacy during their stay. The interior blends historic character — the building was once a straw-hat factory — with sleek modern design, featuring a bright living room furnished with elegant seating and parquet flooring, and a fully equipped kitchen that’s spacious enough for preparing meals. The living spaces are designed to be both relaxing and functional, with plenty of natural light from tall, triple-glazed windows and access to a communal courtyard where guests can unwind or enjoy outdoor seating.

In terms of services and amenities, the home includes a broad range of comforts typical of high-quality Plum Guide listings. Standard features include free Wi-Fi, workspace areas, and access to local amenities such as a gym (with complimentary membership for stays longer than 7 days). A single car parking space is provided, and weekly housekeeping is included for longer stays.

Dunstable Church Street Apartments, located in Dunstable, a historic market town with deep roots dating back to Roman and medieval times. Nearby cultural landmarks include Dunstable Priory, a stunning medieval church founded in 1132 with rich architectural history, and Grove House, a classic Grade II listed building on High Street North. The apartment is well-connected public transport links with frequent local bus services linking the town to surrounding areas, including Luton, St Albans, Harpenden and Milton Keynes, making it easy to explore the broader region. Multiple bus routes operate within the town and beyond, with the Quadrant (Stop N3) being only a minute away, served by central stops that provide access to services toward major hubs and neighbouring communities. While the town no longer has an active passenger railway station — the historic Dunstable Town station closed in the 1960s and the route was later repurposed for guided buses — modern bus and coach networks, alongside proximity to the nearby Luton Airport and Luton mainline stations, ensure good onward connections for longer journeys.