2 Kingdom Street

A light installation by Jason Bruges.

The Department of Coffee and Social Affairs.

And an atrium flooded with light.

Welcome to 2 Kingdom Street

2 Kingdom Street is a building that makes an impression – from the woodland walkway that leads you to its door, to the soaring light installation by artist Jason Bruges in reception. At the heart of the lobby is The Department of Coffee and Social Affairs, serving up single origin coffees, sandwiches and pastries, with Lords of Poke, Coco di Mama and Pure just next door.

Storey workspaces have been designed by world-renowned architects Gensler to make the most of the natural light, with a central atrium flooded with natural light. And you’ll also have full use of the Storey Club lounge, with a café, bookable meeting rooms, private working booths and events spaces at your disposal.

A few steps from Paddington

Paddington Central is an urban oasis in the heart of London, on the edge of the Regents Canal, with plenty of restaurants, cafes and bars, both on land and water – and Little Venice, with its grand Italianate villas. And just next door is Pergola Paddington, hidden gardens with bookable daybeds, seasonal food and cocktails and DJs at the weekend.

With Paddington station next door, nowhere is far. You can get to King’s Cross in 12 minutes. Waterloo in 14 minutes. Or Heathrow in fifteen minutes. And when Crossrail opens, it’ll be just ten minutes to Liverpool Street.

Paddington Central – 2 Kingdom Street at a glance

• Storey space available
  20,928 sq ft units starting from 1,564 sq ft
• Health and wellbeing First impressions
  Natural light, lounge areas, male, female and accessible showers with fresh towels. Cycle parking, lockers, storage and drying room
• Well-connected
  Next to Paddington Underground, Station and Crossrail. Close to Little Venice, Canalside location on Regent’s Canal
• Local Culture and amenities
  Floating restauants, bars and coffee shops, independent eateries, art collection and installations – and Little Venice nearby
• Building features
  Designed by world-renowned architects Gensler; light installation by artist Jason Bruges; woodland walkway; central atrium flooded with natural light

Reception and concierge

• 24/7 building access

• A dedicated Community Manager Monday - Friday 8am - 5pm

• Reception Monday - Friday 7am - 10pm

• Personalised access cards

Connecting and meetings

• Fast, secure, resilient WiFi fully backed-up and complete with private network infrastructure

• Additional meeting rooms of varying sizes (all include digital screens with HDMI / VGA connectivity)

Breakouts (and time out)

• Lounge areas

• Booths and benches

• Kitchen area with microwave, dishwasher, fridge and filtered water stations

Practical stuff

• Recycling facilities

• Daytime and late night cleaning

• Daily waste collection

Freshen up

• Male, female and accessible showers

• Hairdryers and fresh towels

• Drying room

For cyclists

• Basement bike parking

• Lockers and storage