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Albemarle Street (W1S) is located in the City of Westminster, in the popular tourist area of ‘Theatreland’. The Street itself lies parallel to Old Bond Street, and runs from Grafton Street to Piccadilly. The location also falls under the umbrella of the exclusive Mayfair district, meaning that Albemarle Street has a prestigious reputation in terms of the existing businesses located here. These include art galleries, high end fashion shops, and luxury hotels. In terms of history, Albemarle Street dates back to the 1600’s, and is named after the 2nd Duke of Albemarle, whom the street was originally sold to.
Some of the existing businesses on Albemarle Street include real estate, publishers, financial services, architects, art galleries, jewellers, and hotels – all of which are well respected establishments. If you are looking for serviced office space which will enhance your businesses reputation, it would be worthwhile to consider Albemarle Street. Rental prices in this area lean towards the higher budget range, so start-up business may need to consider a slightly less exclusive location. Larger companies and corporate businesses looking to expand their market or gain an elite reputation would benefit from renting office space on or nearby to Albemarle Street.
Albemarle Street is conveniently located between Green Park (Piccadilly, Jubilee and Victoria Lines) and Piccadilly Circus (Piccadilly and Bakerloo Lines). The Piccadilly Line runs direct to Heathrow Airport, which is a desirable aspect if your business requires employees to travel overseas. Green Park: 5 minutes Piccadilly Circus: 8 minutes Charing Cross Railway Station: 18 minutes Victoria Railway Station: 22 minutes
Due to the status associated with Mayfair, and Albemarle Street itself, dining out does not come cheap, however you will be sure to get a ‘fine dining’ experience. One of the most prestigious restaurants is HIX at The Albemarle, located within the 5 star Hotel, Browns (33 Albemarle Street, W1S 4BP). This restaurant celebrates British food and art under one roof, with works by the likes of Tracey Emin and Rankin decorating the walls. If you fancy something less traditional, then why not try Sumosan, a contemporary Japanese Restaurant (26 Albemarle Street, W1A 4HY) and favourite with locals.
As Albemarle Street lies within London’s Theatreland, there is always something to see or do, including some of the longest running theatre productions, such as The Phantom of the Opera, Les Miserables and Chicago. The Royal Institution of Great Britain is also located on Albemarle Street, which is one of the world’s leading science and communication centres. In terms of bars and nightlife, Albemarle Street itself does not have a huge selection; however the street was once home to The Albemarle Club founded in 1874. This private members club was a local hangout of some famous names, including Oscar Wilde. Today, the surrounding area of Mayfair is certainly worth checking out, especially if you are into your celebrity culture. Located on Dover Street, and only 2 minutes’ walk from Albemarle Street is Mahiki, a favourite with members of the Royal familiar and Hollywood A-listers. Another famous nightclub close by on Berkeley Street is Funky Buddha, a venue that oozes with Eastern decadence – a welcome contrast to the very English area of Mayfair.
If you are a lover of the fine arts, then Albemarle Street is definitely worth strolling down. The Albemarle Gallery (49 Albemarle Street, W1S 4JR) has a reputation for exciting and contemporary paintings and sculpture by UK based artists, or if you’re looking to buy some artwork, Archeus Fine Art Ltd is located at 3 Albemarle Street, W1A 4HE, and there are several art dealers to choose from.
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