The Location – 2022

The Location

One of London’s most exciting neighbourhoods

Packed with iconic landmarks and a stone’s throw from the City, Whitechapel’s unique blend of history, culture and creativity makes it one of London’s most vibrant neighbourhoods. It’s no wonder so many innovative companies and blue-chip corporates have chosen to make this area their home.

Whitechapel is full of worldclass cultural institutions including old favourites, such as the Whitechapel Gallery and Wilton Hall, as well as exciting newcomers.

We’re also just a skip and a jump away from some of London’s greatest markets – Spitalfields, Brick Lane, Columbia Road Flower Market and Leadenhall Market.

A new wave of social, cultural and culinary greats are taking root in E1

Alongside the established heroes of the East End scene, there’s a new wave of bars, boutiques, coffee shops and galleries coming to the area.

Here are some of our top picks:

  • Long Shot Coffee
  • Whitechapel Grind
  • VQ Aldgate
  • New Road Hotel with Mr White’s English Chophouse
  • The Stable
  • Pizza Union
  • The Running Horse
  • Leman Street Tavern
  • Discount Suit Company
  • Pastry Parlour
  • 12 x 3 Boxing
  • Curzon Cinema
  • Amber
  • Shaman at Leman Locke
  • Zia Lucia
  • Emilia’s Crafted Pasta
  • Satyrio
  • City Bouldering
  • Boom Battle Bar

London & Beyond

We’re well connected in the East End

Get here

Whitechapel is one of the best connected parts of the city. It’s got links to the Central, Circle, Hammersmith & City, District and Metropolitan lines as well as a number of Overground stations. Better still, they’re all within easy walking distance of The Loom. It’s a five-minute stroll from Aldgate East and a short walk from Aldgate, Liverpool Street and Whitechapel station. Crossrail’s recently launched Elizabeth Line will cut most journey times in half. It also provides a direct service to Heathrow with a travel time
of just 38 minutes.

On your bike

It’s easy for cyclists to get here with two Cycle superhighways on our doorstep. CS2 runs from Aldgate to Bow along Whitechapel High Street, and CS3 links the nearby Tower of London to Green Park.

Making your journey even easier

Elizabeth line

During peak times there will be 24 trains running every hour allowing passengers to travel all the way through to Paddington, Heathrow or Reading, and across to Shenfield and Abbey Wood in the east.

On your bike

It’s easy for cyclists to get here with two Cycle Superhighways on our doorstep. CS2 runs from Aldgate to Bow along Whitechapel High Street, and CS3 links the nearby Tower of London to Green Park.

Green Spaces

Acres of green landscaped spaces on the doorstep

Immediately opposite The Loom on Gower’s Walk is Goodman’s Fields which has two acres of landscaped gardens and public art to enjoy. It is nestled amongst independent coffee shops, cafés and restaurants.

In the gardens are six bronze horse statues by Hamish Mackie, a famous British wildlife sculptor. The horse sculptures are inspired by the history of Goodman’s Fields as grazing for
livery horses.

Get In Touch

Call us or register your details below for more information or to book a viewing.

COMPTON

020 7101 2020

Elliott Stern
es@compton.london

Joshua Miller
jm@compton.london

Jake Kinsler
jk@compton.london

HK LONDON

020 7100 5555

Tom Kemp
tom@hk-london.com

Monique Kelliher
monique@hk-london.com

Louis Jacobs
louis@hk-london.com

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