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About Camden Town
Located in North London, Camden Town is best known for its street markets and music venues. Surrounded by lively pubs and bars, there is a mix of modern business centres and refurbished period properties in Camden Town, alongside retail stores and food outlets. A wide range of companies rent office space in Camden Town, with a high density of companies in the entertainment and leisure industries.
Many of the office premises in Camden Town are based around the famous markets, boasting canal-side views and soaking up the vibrant atmosphere. A major tourist hotspot, Camden Lock is the main market in Camden Town and is surrounded by five other markets including Camden Lock Village, Buck Street market and the indoor Electric Ballroom market. Standing on what was once the manor of Kentish Town, the area has steadily grown around its markets, and is now a central part of the London Borough of Camden.
A buzzing commercial hub with the hills and green space of Regent’s Park and Primrose Hill nearby, Camden Town offers businesses an enviable mix of activity and calm, with access to great transport links.
Office Properties in Camden Town
Camden Town has a mix of office space available in modern, glass-fronted, tall business centres with panoramic views across the city of London, and period properties providing high-spec office and studio space. The rental cost varies, depending on the type of office and its location within Camden Town, but there are a number of reasonably-priced options available.
Transport Connections
Offices in the area boast numerous transport links. Camden Town underground station is within easy reach of the markets and other nearby attractions, and is also a key interchange for Bank, Charing Cross, Edgware and High Barnet. Camden Road Overground station and Kentish Town National Rail station also serve the area, whilst St Pancras and Euston stations are within 20 minutes’ walk. There are a number of good bus routes, with parts of Camden Road, Camden Street and Camden High Street being designated ‘red routes’.
Shopping and Leisure
An abundance of market stalls selling a wide and varied selection of goods, clothing, crafts, antiques jewellery, bric-a-brac and books, there is little need for other stores. That said, there is a good selection of cafés, food stores and fashion outlets in the area.
In addition to the varied office space available, Camden Town benefits from a good choice of bars, cafés and restaurants including Pure, who sell a wide range of health food, Café Chula, The Coffee Bar, Leyas, Instablue Café & Diner, The Blues Kitchen, Asakusa and La Patagonia.
