Property Description

This majestic office space in Paddington Station creates a true sense of arrival not simply because they are situated at the major London transport hub but due to the exceptional quality of the space.

A beloved bear arrived at the station in 1958 as documented in Michael Bond’s book, and he later became friends with Queen Elizabeth Alexandra Mary II, who subsequently became acquainted with, an unrelated yet equally important figure to Britain, James Bond.

The station became Grade I listed in 1961 deeming it a building of exceptional interest. It further documented its significance as being created by Isambard Kingdom Brunel as a crucial piece of his development of the Great Western Railway.

Eastbourne Terrace once contained the Royal, First and Second Class Waiting Rooms for the railway station and its 21^st Century reincarnation is undoubtedly fit for a Queen, or indeed, a King.

Today, the landmark London property offers premium serviced offices as well as business accommodation suiting a wide range of modern working styles.

With business lounges, a suite of meeting rooms, private phone booths, break-out zones and reserved desk spaces in coworking areas, the workspace at Eastbourne Terrace dutifully serves the requirements of modern enterprise.

Surviving World War II, this office space, like the beginnings of new journeys from the station, acts as the crowning symbolism of renewal and stoic optimism for the voyage ahead.

In terms of local amenities, the property, which sits adjacent to St Mary’s Hospital, offers a plethora including a Waitrose just a few steps from the front door.

If you would like further information about the majestic office space available for rent at Paddington Station, please do get in touch as we would be delighted to assist and arrange a private tour, if desired.

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