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Download Brochure Destination Bloomsbury Thriving community As one of the largest stakeholders in Bloomsbury, The Bedford Estates works hard to ensure a thriving community in the area. Wherever possible we look to select the absolute best occupiers for our wide ranging and diverse portfolio to support that aim. From office and educational premises, hotel, restaurant and retail premises to residential properties and lock up garages, all our properties are offered to the highest possible standard. We pride ourselves in providing high quality refurbished properties, combining the restoration of original features with contemporary design and modern day technology, whilst continually enhancing the area of Bloomsbury as a place to live, learn, work and enjoy. The Bedford Estates Retail Portfolio 1 The City village Stunning Apartments Bloomsbury is an eclectic creative environment epitomised by the picturesque Georgian facades. Shops, bars and restaurants are all a stones throw away and for those looking to collect their thoughts, there’s plenty of green spaces too. Ole & Steen Welcome to our village in the heart of The City. CLERKENWELL BLOOMSBURY The Life Goddess MARYLEBONE FITZROVIAFITZROVIA Bloomsbury Square HOLBORN PADDINGTON CITY OF SOHO LONDON Georgian Architecture COVENT GARDEN MAYFAIR HYDE PARK ST JAMES’S SOUTH BANK KNIGHTSBRIDGE BELGRAVIA VICTORIA North The Bloomsbury Hotel 2 The Bedford Estates Retail Portfolio Bloomsbury within 5 minutes 17,392 RESIDENTS IN 70,000 OFFICE AREA WORKERS 192 HOTELS (21,262 ROOMS) 6,000,000 BRITISH MUSEUM VISITORS (APR 2019 -MAR 2018) 76,000 STUDENTS WORLD RENOWNED EDUCATION The Bedford Estates Retail Portfolio 5 We are well EUSTON SQUARE GARDENS EUSTON ROAD EUSTON ROAD WARREN EUSTON STREET SQUARE connected Raddison Blu Edwardian FITZROY SQUARE Situated in the heart of London and soon GARDENS Bloomsbury Theatre to be at the centre of the new Elizabeth Line (scheduled to open in 2022), Bloomsbury boasts University College London unrivalled transport connections. BT Tower Major public realm improvements under the West HOWLAND ST TAVISTOCK End Project have reduced traffic congestion and GORDON SQUARE DW Fitness First air pollution as well as speeding up bus routes SQUARE GARDENS and providing more routes for cyclists. GOODGE STREET TORRINGTON PL GORDON SQ TUBE LINES / STATIONS University of London Walking times calculated from GOODGE ST Royal Academy of Dramatic Art British Museum to Tube Stations The Academy Hotel The University of Law UCL Institute of RUSSELL GOWER ST SQUARE Education (IOE) TOTTENHAM COURT RD 5 MINS ROAD TOTTENHAM COURT STORE STREET HOLBORN 7 MINS Charlotte Street MALET EUSTON SQUARE 16 MINS Hotel STREET Gail’s GARDENS RUSSELL SQUARE 6 MINS BAYLEY ST The Mandrake Hotel RUSSELL SQUARE GOODGE STREET 8 MINS BEDFORD ODEON SOUTHAMPTON ROW SQUARE WARREN STREET 14 MINS GARDEN BLOOMSBURY ST BLOOMSBURY THE BRITISH TEMPLE 18 MINS MUSEUM BEDFORD AVE Rathbone Planet Organic Square NATIONAL & INTERNATIONAL RAIL Walking times calculated from British Museum to Stations BLOOMSBURY SQUARE GARDEN Thistle Holborn EUSTON STATION 16 MINS The Bloomsbury Hotel KING’S CROSS 22 MINS Dominion Theatre ST PANCRAS 18 MINS OXFORD STREET NEW OXFORD STREET TOTTENHAM HOLBORN COURT ROAD SOHO SQUARE GARDENS 6 The Bedford Estates Retail Portfolio Bloomsbury Bloomsbury community biodiversity It is not just the elegant Georgian buildings, pretty garden squares and world-class cultural institutions that make Bloomsbury so magical, it is also the The Building Centre people that call Bloomsbury their home. A strong community spirit combined with a packed calendar of social events gives Bloomsbury a village-like feel that is unique in central London. And it is something we are keen to protect. From supporting the Bloomsbury and Bedford Square Festivals to working with local volunteer groups and charities, we are always seeking new ways to bring people together. Venue hire Bloomsbury Festival Walk through Bloomsbury and look up. Count the rooftops above you and you’ll be surprised how many prestigious buildings across the city are blooming rooftop gardens and home to bee hives. The British Museum, University of London and Rosewood Hotel have hives on their roofs. Le Cordon Bleu has a colony and pollinator garden on its roof which not only feeds the bees but Cocktails in the City also provides the herbs for the kitchen. Back down to earth, The Bedford Estates keep their hives in the stunning surrounds of Montague Street Gardens which produce award winning honey. 8 The Bedford Estates Retail Portfolio Buzzing Bloomsbury From independent coffee shops to world renowned furniture brands, Bloomsbury is home to an interesting, diverse range of retailers... The Bedford Estates Retail Portfolio 11 RETAIL PORTFOLIO GOWER STREET Cafe Deco Cafe Deco RIDGEMOUNT ST Orchidya Macellaio RC Macellaio RC Foote’s Store Street Espresso Hurford Salvi Carr STORE STREET Cloud 9 Cycles The College of Law The Printing Centre Iris Avenue 11 Decadence Hair Olivelli Swans Dry Cleaners The Bedford Estates Retail Portfolio 13 Treadwell’s Books Iris Avenue Alfred Place Park Russell & Chapple Cafe Deco College Arms The Life Goddess ALFRED PL Store KOOX One Alfred Place NLA Street Cloud 9 Cycles STORE STREET Busaba Eathai The Building Centre Imagination TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD Gardiner & Theobald Metro Bank The Life Goddess Store Street Espresso RUSSELL Southampton Caffe Tropea SQUARE RUSSELL Row SQUARE RUSSELL SQUARE Organic Remedies Sophie’s Restaurant Spink Bedford Hotel SOUTHAMPTON ROW Caffè Tropea BLOOMSBURY PLACE BLOOMSBURY Russell Square SQUARE GARDEN HOLBORN 16 The Bedford Estates Retail Portfolio Tottenham Court Rd TORRINGTON PLACE & Torrington Place Beani BarCafe PrestoMarlborough Arms Ole & Steen GOODGE STREET CHENIES STREET GOODGE STREET The Jack Horner TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD TOTTENHAM COURT Bedford Square Gardens STORE STREET The Jack Horner BAYLEY STREET BEDFORD SQUARE GARDEN Holland & Barrett BEDFORD AVENUE TOTTENHAM Gail’s bakery COURT ROAD The Bedford Estates Retail Portfolio 19 Meet the locals Bloomsbury is like being in a different time, it’s an oasis of old fashioned London charm, so beautiful. You walk in the I fell in love with this venue and the Bloomsbury area building and you just know… at first sight. For me it’s an honour to be able to raise there’s a personal touch. the curtain of our theatre in such a historical venue. As Italian artisans, we love the history behind this Olivia Von Halle incredible building and we want to show it respect so FOUNDER, OLIVIA VON HALLE it gives us the right motivation to do our very best. Roberto Costa FOUNDER AND OWNER, MACELLAIO RC I am really excited to be opening my first ever restaurant in Store Street has been an ever Bloomsbury. It’s an present road throughout my area with such great life, from my family tradition character and I can’t of visiting the wonderful wait to cook for the christmas lights, to meeting local community as friends at SOAS and UCL. It just well as those coming feels right that Iris Avenue, a from further afield. The most important thing is we dream of mine since I was 12 are all working to the same goal, years old, is opening in familiar Anna Tobias to make Bloomsbury amazing. surroundings on a beautiful I feel complete security working CHEF / OWNER, CAFÉ road in the centre of London. here with The Bedford Estates. DECO BLOOMSBURY Amanda Lee OWNER, IRIS AVENUE George Nyfoudis OWNER, THE LIFE GODDESS 2012 The Bedford Estates Retail Portfolio Contact Appointed agents for our Retail and Restaurant Properties are KLM Retail. JAMES ANDREWS [email protected] 07768 865913 ALICE GRINDROD [email protected] 07881 295761 OLI MARCROFT [email protected] 07761 441996 Design and production: www.stuartchapmandesign.co.uk 020 3983 1665.
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