19 Eastbourne Terrace is a Grade I listed building in Paddington Station. This Work Space offers a variety of individually designed offices, meeting rooms, breakout spaces and plenty of peaceful phone and focus booths. The original flooring and stairs have been lovingly restored and the space features high ceilings, cornicing and steel columns.

Famous for transforming the English landscape with the revolutionary Great Western Railway, renowned civil engineer Isambard Kingdom Brunel designed Paddington Station in 1854, connecting London to Bristol, Exeter and Wales. 19 Eastbourne Terrace is located in an original part of the station, with a hidden entrance for those in the know, just off Platform 1.

As a Grade I listed building, you’ll find statement features throughout 19 Eastbourne Terrace. Working with the architects at dMFK, we restored many of the original decorative features – including the mouldings, brick-vaulted ceilings, staircase, cornicing, arches and steel columns.

Just a few moments’ walk from 19 Eastbourne Terrace is Regents Canal, a waterside location filled with bars, restaurants, outdoor terraces and food stalls. There’s also an array of open spaces where you can relax or socialise, and a variety of installations and performances in the summer months.

19 Eastbourne Terrace’s station location makes it perfect for meeting clients and colleagues conveniently, and features seven meeting rooms as well as phone booths. The sound reducing chair pods, located in the lounge, are perfect for those who are looking to get on with more focused work.