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Mentioned in the Doomsday Book of 1086, Kensington originated from Saxon settlements and both Churchill and Hitchcock chose to live in the area. Kensington Palace, Diana Princess of Wales' official home, overlooking Hyde Park, is the area's most famous landmark, along with The Royal Albert Hall and the world-famous shopping district of Kensington High Street.
With its commercial heart along Kensington High Street, this is a large district lying to the west of Chelsea, and some 2.8 miles west of Charing Cross.
The area is very popular with tourists, educational establishments and diplomatic types. The Gambia High Commission and The Embassy of Czech and Slovak are among the numerous consulates and embassies that choose to locate themselves in the district.
As an office location, Kensington is home to The Independent Newspapers, Virgin and EMI plus numerous smaller office occupiers. Kensington also boasts its own business Park, called Kensington Village, which provides over 1 million sq ft of office space in converted Victorian warehouses.
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Article Copyright © James Patmore 2010.
Many of the photos featured here in this Guide, or elsewhere on this website are
reproduced with permission and special thanks to The London Photo Project
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James Patmore has spent all his working life within the London-Office-Space sector, and has acquired considerable expertise in all aspects of office acquisition and occupation.
Please feel free to get in touch with James or a member of his team if you have any queries regarding leasing or purchasing office space, in London, Leeds, Yorkshire or elsewhere:
Patmore Commercial Ltd
54 Conduit Street
London W1S 1YY
T: 0207 734 4239
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Located to the south west of Mayfair and to the north of Belgravia, the Knightsbridge area runs to the south of Hyde Park, one of the biggest open spaces in Central London
Located roughly halfway between the West End and Heathrow Airport, Hammersmith has always been a popular office location with international companies due to its proximity and transport links to Heathrow
