Bedford, a historic market town in Bedfordshire, England, is known for its rich history including the River Great Ouse ford, the burial site of King Offa, and the remains of Bedford Castle built by Henry I. Gaining borough status in 1166 and a Parliament seat since 1265, it’s now the bustling county town and seat of the Borough of Bedford. As of the 2011 Census, it had an urban area population of 106,940, including nearby Kempston and Biddenham.

Strategically located, Bedford is 46 miles from London, 65 miles from Birmingham, close to Cambridge, Milton Keynes, and Northampton. It incorporates Kempston and the village of Biddenham, along with nearby communities like Bromham, Elstow, and Wixams, a developing new town.

Bedford is well-connected with two railway stations: Bedford central, on the Midland Main Line with inter-city and local services, and Bedford St John’s on the Marston Vale Line. Road links include the A6 and A421, connecting to major cities and motorways, with additional roads like the A422 and A428 facilitating regional travel.

Indulge in elegance at ApART Serviced Accommodation, nestled in Bedford’s vibrant core. A mere stone’s throw from the River Great Ouse, you’ll be surrounded by an array of museums and galleries. Unwind in serene, chic surroundings, adorned with artworks by local artists, a hallmark of our exquisite service.