Office Space Kensington

Rent Serviced Offices in Kensington

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Office Buildings in Kensington

The business and retail heart of the district is Kensington's High Street, which is home to mainly upmarket shops. Many of the options for offices in this area are found along this popular retail strip, including 239 High Street Kensington, a modern office building that includes serviced facilities. This centre, operated by Regus, provides tenants with access to several shared facilities, including a business lounge and meeting room.

Northcliffe House is another commercial building on High Street. The office building includes several shops at the Barkers Arcade and a Whole Foods location, which together form the Barkers of Kensington building. First opened in 1870, the building was used as a department store until 2006. Tenants include newspaper group DMGT, which has its head office at Northcliffe House. Other entities based in the building include The Independent, The Evening Standard and TV channel London Live.

At the junction of Cromwell Rd and Gloucester Rd is 95 Cromwell Rd, a modern office building above Gloucester Rd station. Amenities include a staffed reception area, on-site car parking, bike storage, raised flooring, an abundance of natural light, and air conditioning.

Kensington Transport Links

Kensington and nearby areas are served by High Street Kensington underground station, Earl's Court tube station, Notting Hill Gate tube station, Holland Park tube station, Kensington Olympia tube station, South Kensington station, and Gloucester Road stations. The area is additionally serviced by numerous bus routes connecting Kensington to other areas of London like Sloane Square, Charing Cross, Knightsbridge station and Liverpool Street.

Business in Kensington

Kensington is an elegant and affluent district filled with opportunity, where shoppers looking for artisanal cheese and delicious pastries mix with tourists visiting one of the area's many cultural attractions and diplomats working in the area's consulates and embassies.

Some European diplomatic missions are based in Kensington, including the Irish Passport Office, the Consulate of Romania, the French Consulate and the French Embassy Cultural Department. Algeria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Gabon, Iraq, Iran, Mauritius, Morocco, Thailand, Vietnam, Yemen and Zambia are among the countries with embassies or other diplomatic offices in Kensington.

Tourism and culture is also a major employer in the district, given the presence of some of London's most important museums. Education is also a major sector in the area, with various colleges and schools providing higher education to individuals from all corners of the globe.

About Kensington

Kensington is a densely populated district of this Royal Borough in West London. Several notable cultural and tourist attractions are found within the district's borders, including Royal Albert Hall and the Albert Memorial, the Natural History Museum, the Design Museum, and the Science Museum. The Victoria and Albert Museum also sits on the western border with Kensington.

The district is also home to Kensington Gardens, a public park with Italian and Dutch gardens and several public buildings. Imperial College London, the Royal College of Art, and the Royal College of Music Museum are also based in Kensington.