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Fulham Chelsea Knightsbridge Belgravia Kensington LOCATION HAMMERSMITH Hammersmith is the first major commercial district to the west of Central London and the hub of West London business. It’s a dynamic location Riverside Studios Riverside Fulham Reach Fulham Pacific, Cathay Healthcare, Cambian Betfair, Power Paddy JuicePlus CRF Health Minder Site that offers countless different possibilities day Philip Morris, Accor Fox, UKTV, Kings Mall Harrods and Wireless, Cable L’Oreal Disney Media Virgin Broadway Hammersmith Novotel GE and night around one of London’s best served public transport interchanges. With direct access to Heathrow by road and underground it draws millions of people for both work and play from around the capital and beyond. Manbré Wharf is ideally located on the Thames, providing access to everything Hammersmith has to offer, from a uniquely calm, productive and exclusive riverside environment that’s carefully managed by Arlington. A CLEVER MOVE TRAIN AIR 23 Minutes to St Pancras 33 minutes to Heathrow International for Eurostar terminals 1,2 & 3 from Trains to Paris or Brussels. Hammersmith using the Piccadilly Line service (source: www.google.co.uk) Manbré Wharf is located on the Northern (source: www.tfl.gov.uk) Embankment of the River Thames in Hammersmith, one of the most accessible locations by public transport in London It has 4 tube lines offering direct access to 47% of London’s Tube stations and 7 of its 13 rail terminals. GREEN ROUTES TUBE 8% of Hammersmith With 4 tube lines By car it is easily accessed from the A4, the main & Fulham Borough Hammersmith is one arterial route from West London linking London to residents use a bicycle of the best connected on a typical weekday. locations on the nework Heathrow, the M25 and national motorway network. alongside Kings Cross (source: www.hfcyclsits.org.uk) (5), Baker Street (5) 7 minutes walk Paddington (4). from Hammersmith It offers direct access Embankment to the to 128 of the tube’s underground. 270 stations. (source: www.tfl.gov.uk) (source: www.london.gov.uk) BUS ROAD 42 bus routes serving 17 minutes from North, South, East and Hammersmith Broadway West London destinations to the M25 Junction 15. from Hammersmith. (source: www. www.tfl.gov.uk) (source: www. www.tfl.gov.uk) LOCATION REGENTS PARK EUSTON WESTWAY WESTWAY PORTLAND ROAD PADDINGTON EDGEWARE ROAD BASWATER THE VALE NOTTING HILL GATE OFORD CIRCUS BAYSWATER ROAD OXFORD STREET REGENT STREET SHEPHERDS BUSH BOND STREET HOLLAND PARK AVE PARK LANE HOLLAND ROAD HDE PARK MAFAIR GOLDHAWK ROAD GOLDHAWK ROAD HAMMERSMITH GROVE KENSINGTON PICCADILLY KENSINGTON OLMPIA HAMMERSMITH ROAD HDE PARK CORNER GREEN PARK THE MALL KING STREET WARWICK ROAD KNIGHTSBRIDGE ST AMESS PARK HAMMERSMITH EARLS COURT GREAT WEST ROAD SOUTH KENSINGTON EMBANKMENT HEATHROW AIRPORT BELGRAIA 20 minutes by Car 40 minutes by Underground KINGS ROAD FULHAM PALACE ROAD OLD BROMPTON RD ICTORIA FULHAM ROAD VAUXHALL BRIDGE ROAD CASTELNAU FULHAM FINBOROUGH ROAD LILLIE ROAD CHELSEA CHELSEA EMBANKMENT VAUHALL FULHAM ROAD NEW KINGS ROAD BATTERSEA PARK Road Distance Air Distance TRAVEL Central London 5 miles Heathrow Airport 13 miles M4 (Junction1) 3 miles London City Airport 23 miles M25 (Junction 15) 11 miles Gatwick Airport 32 miles M3 (Junction 1) 11 miles Luton Airport 37 miles Stansted Airport 50 miles 10 miles 15 miles 2 miles LONDON HEATHROW M25 MOTORWAY M4 MOTORWAY 13 mins 31 mins 35 mins M4 MOTORWAY 17 mins UNCTION 15 UNCTION 1 PADDINGTON BAKER STREET FARRINGDON LIERPOOL UNCTION 4 STREET BBY CAR HAMMERSMITHHAMMERSMITH & CITYCIT CIRCLE LINES 34 mins 30 mins 14 mins 18 mins 24 mins LONDON HEATHROW HEATHROW GREEN PARK PICADILL CIRCUS LONDON KINGS CROSS TERMINAL 5 TEMRINAL 1, 2 3 ST PANCRAS INTERNATIONAL PICADILLPICADILLY LINELINE HAMMERSMITH 34 mins 34 mins 4 mins 14 mins 18 mins 31 mins RICHMOND CHISWICK PARK EARLS COURT LONDON ICTORIA WESTMINSTER TOWER HILL DISTRICT LINELINE 25 mins WIMBLEDON LIFESTYLE “Hammersmith is an established West London entertainment hub, and the international nature of its residents is reflected in the area. Hammersmith restaurants showcase cuisine on a global scale, with indian, italian, polish and vietnamese places serving top-notch food. It’s also the location for some of London’s most famous theatres, which attract acts and visitors from around the world. The international influence of the area and the stacks of things to do make Hammersmith a great place to eat, drink and be entertained.” TIMEOUT MAGAZINE LIFESTYLE STEM DAL E RD WHARF LIFE I F F D L R E E Y O RD C N R AR I M T D S KENSINGTON OLYMPIA The team at Manbré Wharf are dedicated to creating U D G B A U LY L TH L A E RD R IN A DIE D LDEN D A D G SLEY R R D S R S R D the best work / life balance possible by making it a fun E S T N B O H R R IT U U A A D D T R S R D C O R PERRE H E C M H BR D E O O S R A O O R K H N S O M G T R R N R E O E (and healthy) place to be. There’s always something V M Y E EN E V B A L N E E R P A R D A B O A R R R T R S I W A O S R O D T K G N M O O K G I D N I R M R R T EEN E H D D S going on. Alongside our regular programme of fitness E R T G T D A R R G A O D YN R HA V O M E F R X D O AY W classes are a wide range of curated events for all interests.RAVENSCOURT PARK PARK R R SO EDM D D O IN RE W A RD D L R D L R I H N S W N Each week also sees street food from across the globe G U MARCUS A B CLENTHORNE RD O R GARVEY W L S D V S O D PARK C E R G N R R A E A E T M P L D O E E L R B come to Manbré Wharf with our regular food trucks. N N E H A R T A S A S I G G D M A R E D G A O T D R RD U N E R D U H R A T E I G B I E M O L S R S N R L D E T O S MM R U A V H D T E S CL RE HEATHROW 32 MINS 02 CENTRAL LONDON 14 MINS MO AMENITIES S N E R S W D I H V E R E 315 E A KI O V N A L G ST E R DIT T A H B R G R C D J U T E R T O I L T R A R If the hustle and bustle of Hammersmith is a bit far U A T G E F D E N R L K HAMMERSMITH L NG Y T R I T D D L I M N O O O LILY OR A W W D BLACK’S RD N N A S C R P C L L L D A I D P W C V E O E L K V L N E A E E D G R for that quick sandwich or coffee, amenities closer to E G I I V T G D H N 6 SAINT N D 0 V A I I 3 PAULSPAUL'S LL R A GRE A B AT CHURCH LN S GREEN TALGARTH RD home (within 1/4 mile) include 6 pubs, 7 cafés and 17 WELTJE RD A4 A4 GWENDWR RD 01 restaurants giving even the most time pressed some A4 HAMMERSMITH CREEK BARONS COURT UPPER MALL RU W TL O T AN R S D LI GR DG E O E N VE S I variety on the doorstep. For the more refined palate T L O R A C EN D P UE R Q M A RIVER 06 HA L THA D L the Michelin starred River Cafe is a short walk along ME L I S YE S 03 E RD R N D O R T 09 Y R AR CA D B BIS RD the Thames. Central Hammersmith also boasts an GH A MARGRAVINE CEMETERY ER D OM L R C RY C BE R D R 6 IS ’S eclectic mix of independent and national restaurant 0 P R O 3 R L A L RD D CE D FRANK ’S N I N A S A H T BANFIELD ST I N 10 C L F U L PARK U D E L ST R H operators to suit every taste and budget. Y A 07 R M D P 05 A D L M R A HA C ER E M P R A D RG RA L WINSLOW RD VI ILLIAN RD NE 04 ST RD D E IN R L GL R M A E S NTHAM I A H RD ’ V C E N O LOCAL AMENITIES A L R B D V R L I I E T E S W Y H R E C G D FR T R L A R RD S A A D I P R D ND 01 ⁄ Eventim Apollo 08 ⁄ The River Cafe V R V K R U E O R D O EIN YH B350 I E E O T GRE N N BR AS A G R AY G R S L U A T C N V 02 ⁄ Lyric Theatre 09 ⁄ The Distillers D E H K E A T M D R A I N R M T M S U E E D S N S U R D R R E R A O O A A T R LE S TH N R 03 ⁄ Eat17 10 ⁄ Fulham Reach E H A I E R U L C W SP D I Y L 11 A D L R E O D O C R R R T B E EW BAYONNE ABB D D NOWELL RD R ED RD E 6 R S D PARPARKK Y ⁄ Brasserie Blanc Boat Club O N 04 0 L A R 12 OU G A 3 P C H A A EY L E R GR E R D V E D D E E N R R D E R R R H ⁄ Tesco Express ⁄ Pret a Manger N T A A N 05 11 I E I L T B 08 N L S N J LW E ILL S U KE N N ER G R S V T D O A R Y O T C L O R D N B 06 ⁄ The Blue Anchor 12 ⁄ Caffè Nero R H M D U O L D S L R H E R T T R F D H E S I W AC 13 M RD E O N OR E L B R EL W LA D O 07 ⁄ The Blue Boat 13 ⁄ Little Waitrose D BR R S DI N RD BRECO D CL R LILL D R IE EL RD RD CREF U A P A N I O E E N RT L Y T E I V A L ILV T O I E S W L S D Y B T L OR E F H R RD A E L G R D LI E I IL D D L R N W L D E R T E A R P R R T O N B D E D A R A L N L R N E C F L C O C L M U D X AL MS A U L H IA N C L D E H L R WI T O R A R E RD R HE V M E D T E W OD RO D R P YAT P ST T DR W A T L O S N A O ITO C D N E L R A D W N D R LL R NE D AN ST H SIA LY SPACE REFINERY As part of Arlington’s comprehensive redevelopment of Manbré Wharf we’re remodelling the entire site and creating a new landmark building on the Thames of 122,703 sq ft.
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