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Notting Hill is an eclectically colourful mixture of old and new. Locally, it’s as famous for its antiques and curios as it is for its modern-day celebrity connections. Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant brought the area to international attention in 1999 with the eponymous film – but while the celebrity Midas touch has indelibly left its mark on the area, there are many more reasons to rent office space in Notting Hill than its glamorous links.

London has its fair share of interesting areas, but Notting Hill is particularly well-known for its ‘arty’, bohemian atmosphere. The desirable district is replete with shops and stalls selling hand-made goods, jewellery and other attractive accessories.

Of particular note is the famous Portobello Road, which criss-crosses the area in a north-south direction. Without a hint of hyperbole, Portobello Road is one of the most cosmopolitan, energetic shopping areas in Europe – its market is a tourist favourite, and its Victorian terrace shops are stuffed with a colourful array of second-hand clothes and antiques.

The quieter side of Notting Hill is represented by Ladbroke Square Garden, the largest private garden square in the capital. Local residents can often be spotted here enjoying a spot of sunshine in this oasis of calm, only streets away from the comparative bustle of Portobello Road.

The area is also known for its large properties. For those looking to rent office space in Notting Hill, there is a proliferation of former residential properties that have been converted into equally grand offices. Many of these have been refurbished to a high standard, offering a contemporary working environment that perfectly complements Notting Hill’s sophisticated atmosphere.

Geographically, Notting Hill is located slightly to the west of central London, close to Paddington and Kensington. In fact, ‘North Kensington’ is often used interchangeably with ‘Notting Hill’ to describe this part of London.

Despite Notting Hill’s westerly situation, however, central London and is amenities are easily accessible from the district. The area boasts four tube stations within its relatively compact borders – Ladbroke Grove, Westbourne Park, Latimer Road and Notting Hill Gate. These stations serve the Circle, Hammersmith and City, and District lines, which provide links to the rest of the capital and further afield.

In common with the rest of London, the area is also well served by buses, taxis and other convenient modes of transport. With several major airports situated either inside or within close proximity to the city, international business trips are never a chore for London businesspeople.

And for visiting clients, Notting Hill offers numerous places to stay that range in style from understated glamour to glamorous eccentricity. The Portobello Hotel is particularly representative of the latter – and of Notting Hill in general – having played host to many stars of music, film and fashion.

At DeVono, we aim to make your moving experience as stress-free as possible. We work for our tenants, not for landlords, and because we are an independent company we are free to give our clients access to the best office space available, at the best possible price.

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