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About Queensway
Forming part of Bayswater in the City of Westminster, Queensway is a prime centre for leisure and entertainment sectors, with major entertainment hubs located here and a mix of retailers at nearby Westbourne Grove. The close proximity to Westminster, Paddington and the City also make it a prime office location for financial companies, management firms and consultancies. The hospitality industry also thrives here, with numerous hotels in this ever-popular part of the capital. Commercial property here provides the convenience and style of Notting Hill but at a cheaper price, delivering a great balance of luxury and affordability to professionals.
Queensway is a vibrant street that is home to Whiteleys shopping centre, countless pubs and restaurants, and high street stores. From the eight Royal Parks that surround it to the museums and walks along the Serpentine, the Queensway and Bayswater area offer those working in the area plenty to explore and enjoy. Queensway, along with Westbourne Grove, is one of the 35 major centres in London that form part of the London Plan – a strategic development plan outlined by the Mayor of London.
Queensway and Bayswater are the perfect mix of comfortable and professional, thanks to its blend of residential and professional properties. One of the main draws to this area for companies looking for office space is the surrounding amenities that make it a truly convenient location to work in. Commercial properties tend to be situated predominantly in the Queensway part of Bayswater, with a scattering of small-scale developments elsewhere in this part of the city.
Office Space in Queensway
This part of London has a great selection of desirable office solutions that boast great transport connections, well-equipped work spaces and flexible terms. Commercial properties here are ideal for small to medium-sized companies with teams of up to 70 people, with a host of various configurations to choose from and both private and shared office needs catered for.
Queensway provides a range of serviced or managed premises in an enviable location that businesses of all different types can benefit from. The modern premises here have great facilities that create an enjoyable and comfortable work environment, as well as attractive surroundings.
Surrounding Areas
Aside from Bayswater in which Queensway is situated, this area is neighboured by Paddington, Kensington and Belgravia – some of the most esteemed regions of the city. Paddington, in particular, has undergone a significant amount of regeneration over the last few years and offers a host of great facilities for workers close by to the area.
Transport in Queensway
Queensway is served by the Bayswater and Queensway Tube stations, providing routes on the Central, Circle and District lines, offering an easy commute to offices in the area. From Queensway station, it is a 20-minute journey to Tottenham Court Road and 22 minutes to Liverpool Street station. Paddington, Royal Oak, Westbourne Park and Notting Hill Gate are also within easy reach of Queensway.
There are numerous bus routes throughout this area, as well as plentiful taxis. Heathrow Airport is 50 minutes from this area, while London City Airport and Gatwick are 45 and 55 minutes respectively.
Food, Drink and Entertainment
The area surrounding Queensway has an overwhelming array of eateries, bars, cafés and coffee shops for office workers to choose from. Hereford Road, Moroccan Sahara and Four Seasons are accompanied by chain favourites such as Pizza Hut for evening dining, while The Leinster Arms and Porchester are great for drinks. In terms of cuisines, while Queensway offers a wide selection, Chinese and Middle Eastern restaurants make up the large majority of the eating establishments along this road, providing a great range of options.
The nearby Whiteleys Shopping Centre has plenty of restaurants and high street stores, as well as a cinema. And Queensway doesn’t disappoint in terms of culture either, with the Art Work Space close by showcasing up and coming artists and photographers, as well as the delightful Wigmore Hall for music fans.
