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About Marsh Wall
Close to the financial district of Canary Wharf, Marsh Wall is filled with contemporary purpose-build office buildings and towering hotels. As one of the biggest financial districts in the capital, Canary Wharf is a mix of towering skyscrapers and quayside views overlooking the city, making it a truly inspiring place to work each day. The Marsh Wall area is home to the headquarters of some of the biggest companies in Europe, including media organisations, major banks and professional services firms.
Marsh Wall runs along the south dock of the area, by South Quay Square. This area has seen significant growth over the last 20 years and has established itself as one of the key business areas of the city, with more than 15 million square foot of office space now found in this part of London. In particular, South Quay which is adjacent to Marsh Wall has seen a number of luxury developments crop up in recent years which has added to the regeneration of this area. The continuous development of Canary Wharf and the areas surrounding Marsh Wall make it ideally suited to businesses who are looking to expand their reach and network with clients.
Marsh Wall Office Space
Sleek, contemporary and impressive, offices in Marsh Wall are perfect for businesses who want to make a great first impression. Commercial premises in Marsh Wall are modern and spacious, with Canary Wharf Tube station and the Crossharbour DLR station just moments away for quick access to the rest of the city.
The glass and steel offices in this area provide incredible views of the city skyline and deliver an inspiring place to work, with a range of private and shared workspaces to choose from. Businesses wishing to be in the heart of one of the city’s top financial districts will be particularly drawn to the facilities and connections Marsh Wall offices can deliver. There are several car parks in this area, including the West India Quays car park, the Brittania International and Mastmaker Road.
Neighbouring Areas
Marsh Wall is situated between Isle of Dogs to the south, Poplar and Limehouse to the north, Greenwich to the east and Whitechapel to the west.
Transport Links
Canary Wharf is accessed by a pedestrian bridge which gives office workers access to the Jubilee line and the Heron Quay DLR station. The closest stations to Marsh Wall are the West India Quay DLR station and Canary Wharf Underground station, just two minutes from the area. Commuters can be on the other side of the city in Kensington in less than an hour, with regular buses in the area provide access to the key parts of London including Trafalgar Square, Canning Town, Bethnal Green and Dalston. The Canary Wharf Pier also provides river boat services along the Thames close to Limehouse, just north-west of Marsh Wall.
Eateries, Shops and Amenities
This area of London is home to more than 200 shops, restaurants and bars, providing workers with a wide variety of places to dine on their lunch break or after work with colleagues. Nearby restaurants to Marsh Wall include Bengal Quay, Cinnamon Restaurant and Baguette Express, with several cafés including a Pret a Manger and Hazev Turkish restaurant for grabbing coffee on the way to the office. In addition to cafés and restaurants, Marsh Wall also has supermarkets within easy reach, great for grabbing lunch or essentials.
People working in this area can enjoy drinks at the likes of TwoRuba Bar and Capeesh as well, making it a lovely area to unwind after a busy day of work. Canary Wharf has two multiplex cinemas, one of which is on the nearby West India Quay and the other at Crossrail Place, as well as a public library and the Churchill Place shopping centre. There are also several gyms and yoga studios in the vicinity for those who want to burn off some steam and keep active during the working week.
