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THAMES WHARF STUDIOS Rainville Road, W6 9HA THAMESWHARFSTUDIOS.CO.UK THAMES WHARF STUDIOS Rainville Road, W6 9HA WAREHOUSE STYLE WEST LONDON OFFICE ACCOMMODATION WITH UNRIVALLED VIEWS ACROSS THE RIVER THAMES WHARF STUDIOS THAMES WHARF STUDIOS CURRENT AVAILABILITY COMBINE ICONIC MODERN BLOCK 1, 2ND FLOOR 2,125 SQ.FT / 197 SQ.M GLASS AND STEEL WITH HISTORICAL WAREHOUSE BLOCK 5, 1ST FLOOR 2,957 SQ.FT / 274.7 SQ.M STYLE ARCHITECTURE * Contemporary workspace with true creative heritage * Distinctive studios with stunning 360 degree views and abundant natural light THAMES WHARF STUDIOS IS AN ICONIC * LED suspended strip lighting, broadband and electrical connectivity - ready to move in and start up WAREHOUSE STYLE OFFICE SCHEME LOCATED * Exclusive on-site parking, locked bike storage and 24-hour security ADJACENT TO THE RIVER THAMES. * Total area of 46,706 (4,340 sq.m) and GIA 53,509 sq ft (4,971 sq.m) of office, residential and restaurant accommodation over six existing blocks CURRENT AVAILABILITY RAINVILLE ROAD TW5 TW4 TW1 TW6 TW2 TW3 HAMMERSMITH BRIDGE WELL CONNECTED THE RE:CENTRE PUTNEY BRIDGE * A landmark space in West London, ideally situated * A unique, restful space with a nurturing and RIVER THAMES within Zone 2 collaborative culture * Located on the scenic Thames Path 15 minutes’ walk * Vegetarian cafe with indoor and outdoor seating or short cycle from Hammersmith serving a mouth-watering menu of fresh, seasonal and * Easy access to Piccadilly, District and Hammersmith and sustainable food City Line, Circle Line and the Hammersmith bus station * Impressive range of restorative studio classes daily 35 MINS 35 MINS * Accessed by car or bike from Rainville Road, just off the to suit all ages and levels Fulham Palace Road * Programme of events to nourish the mind, body and soul. HEATHROW VIA VIA LONDON’S TERMINALS PICCADILLY PICCADILLY WEST END * Mayfair 15 minutes, City and Heathrow Airport * Two large venue spaces available for hire for workshops, 1, 2 & 3 LINE LINE 35 minutes events and away days Thames Wharf was originally a working wharf built in the early 20th Century which was subsequently developed into small business units in the early 1980’s. The iconic River Café is located on the Ground Floor (Block 4) whilst the Re:Centre on the Ground Floor (Blocks 2 & 3) provides multi-purpose space along with an informal dining area. Re:Centre 02 03 Rainville Road, W6 9HA WAREHOUSE STYLE WEST LONDON OFFICE ACCOMMODATION WITH UNRIVALLED VIEWS ACROSS THE RIVER THAMES WHARF STUDIOS THAMESWHARFSTUDIOS.CO.UK 04 05 THAMES WHARF STUDIOS CONTEMPORARY WORKSPACE WITH TRUE CREATIVE HERITAGE. DISTINCTIVE STUDIOS WITH UNRIVALLED VIEWS AND ABUNDANT NATURAL LIGHT. • Refurbished studios • Wooden floors • LED Lighting • Central Heating • Lifts • Showers • On site car parking • River views • On site security Block 1, 2nd floor 06 07 THAMES WHARF STUDIOS CURRENT AVAILABILITY. THE RE:CENTRE. BLOCK 5, 1st FLOOR RAINVILLE ROAD• A unique, restful space with a nurturing 2,957 SQ.FT / 274.7 SQ.M and collaborative culture (approx Net Internal Areas) • Vegetarian cafe with indoor and outdoor seating serving a mouth-watering menu of fresh, seasonal and sustainable food • Impressive range of restorative studio classes daily to suit all ages and levels BLOCK 5 BLOCK 4 BLOCK 1 • Programme of events to nourish the mind, body and soul. • Two large venue spaces available for hire for workshops, events and away days 20 CAR PARKING SPACES First floor plan. Not to scale. BLOCK 2 RAINVILLE ROAD BLOCK 6 BLOCK 3 BLOCK 5 BLOCK 4 BLOCK 1 THE RIVER CAFÉ 20 CAR PARKING SPACES BLOCK 6 BLOCK 2 BLOCK 3 THE RE:CENTRE RIVER THAMES Ground floor plan. Not to scale. 08 09 THAMES WHARF STUDIOS • A landmark space in West London, ideally situated within Zone 2 • Located on the scenic Thames Path 15 minutes’ walk or short cycle from Hammersmith station • Easy access to Piccadilly, District and Hammersmith and City, Circle Lines and the Hammersmith bus station • Accessed by car or bike from Rainville Road, just off the Fulham WELL CONNECTED TO MEET THE DEMANDS OF TODAYS Palace Road OCCUPIERS. THE IDEAL LOCATION TO LIVE AND WORK. • Mayfair 15 minutes, City and Heathrow Airport 35 minutes Local Amenities Restaurants and Pubs SHEPHERD’S BUSH/ 1. River Café A40 O KENSINGTON 2. Café Nero HAMMER P L A Y OLYMPIA DDE M 3. Pret A Manger BRO P I N RD OK GREEN A 4. Brasserie Blanc SWICK H W SMI 5. The Blue Coat A US 7 Y 6. The Vurger TH B BROOK GREEN ROAD S 7. Pizza Express G R 8. The Rutland Arms OVE 9. The Dove GLENTHORNE ROAD 12 13 10. The Gate 11. Suzu Japanese 6 SHEPHERD’ 2 1 5 2 G L 12. Bills AMMERSMITHI ROAD H 3 D KING STREET D O 13. Byron N HAMMERSMITH 4 RO HEATHROW / Shopping M25 3 1 AD CENTRAL 1. King’s Mall A4 HAMMERSMITH FLYOVER LONDON 2. Lyric Square 3. The Broadway 9 10 3 4. Tesco Express 8 5. Sainsbury’s Local 6. Little Waitrose & Partners BARONS COURT 2 RIVER 6 7 FULHAM PALACE ROAD THAMES 1 Underground lines Hotels 1. Novotel 5 Hammersmith & City 2. Holiday Inn BRIDGE HAMMERSMITH 4 ROSEDEW RD3 Circle Express RANNOCH RD RAINVILLE RD 4 Piccadilly 3. St Paul’s Hotel 5 THAMES 2 District WHARF 1 Overground Lifestyle /Entertainment THAMES PATH 6 1. Riverside Studios STUDIOS 2. The Queens Club CASTELNAU 3. Hammersmith Apollo A3/ PUTNEY WIMBLEDON 4. Virgin Active 5. Lyric Theatre 6. Boom Cycle 7. Brook Green Tennis Paddington 12 mins Piccadilly Line Ladbroke Grove District Line 7 mins Metropolitan Line Circle Line Shepherd’s Bush Market 3 mins Kings Cross 24 mins Heathrow South Ealing Acton Town Green Park Leicester Sq 32 mins 11 mins 8 mins 14 mins 15 mins HAMMERSMITHHAMMERSMITH Ealing Broadway South Ealing Chiswick Park Earl’s Victoria Blackfriars Bank / THERE ARE 17 14 mins 10 mins 7 mins Court 14 mins 25 mins Monument BUS ROUTES 7 mins 30 mins THAT SERVICE HAMMERSMITH. Richmond 13 mins 10 11 THAMES WHARF THAMESWHARFSTUDIOS.CO.UK STUDIOS Rainville Road, W6 9HA TERMS New FRI lease(s) for a term by arrangement. VIEWING For further information or to arrange a viewing, please contact the joint sole agents. 020 8748 1200 Shaun Wolfe David Cuthbert [email protected] [email protected] 07900 911135 07710 183 423 Jack Realey Harry Pruden [email protected] [email protected] 07879 228 991 07721 128 796 Frost Meadowcroft and Hanover Green LLP for themselves and for vendors or lessors of this property whose agents they are give notice that: (i) The particulars are set out as a general outline only for the guidance of intended purchasers or lessees, and do not constitute, nor constitute part of, an offer or contract (ii) All descriptions, dimensions, references to condition and necessary permission for use and occupation, and other details are given without responsibility and any intending purchasers or tenants should not rely on them as statements or representations of fact but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of them. (iii) If for any reason an interested party wishes to rely on any aspect of the particulars or statement at any particular date without further investigation such interested party should seek direct written confirmation from Frost Meadowcroft and Hanover Green LLP (iv) No person in the employment of Frost Meadowcroft and Hanover Green LLP has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatever in relation to this property. Compiled January 2020..
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