Arthaus

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Location

  1. London Fields4min walk
    • Overground Line
  2. Hackney Central5min walk
    • Overground Line

Building Facilities

Communal Meeting Rooms

1 meeting rooms are available in the building free of charge


Other Facilities

  1. Meeting Rooms

  2. Inventory Storage

  3. 24 hr Access

  4. Lockers

  5. Furniture

  6. Breakout Space

  7. Utilities

  8. Coffee & Tea

  9. Events & Talks

  10. Secure Access

  11. Wifi

  12. Cleaning

  13. Roof Terrace

  14. Reception

  15. Bike Storage

  16. Showers

  17. Pets Allowed

  18. Disabled Access

  19. Kitchen

  20. Parking

  21. Printing

  22. Cafe

Not Available

  1. Beer & Wine

  2. Fruit & Snacks

  3. Trading Address

  4. Event Space

  5. Mailing Address

  6. Childcare

  7. Gym

  8. Phone Booths

Summary

Arthaus is a highly creative mixed-use development in the heart of Hackney. The award-winning developers and international architects have created a mix of superbly designed apartments and working studios within the imposing framework of a former art gallery. Occupying the ground floor units is a number of excellent restaurants, bakery & café, including the highly rated Lardo, Pophams and Patty & Bun. There is a great community feel throughout which is amplified by the hosting of regular events and the professional onsite concierge service.

The Arthaus is located just across the road from London Fields, as well as being a short walk to Broadway Market, ideally placed for work and pleasure. Hackney Central and London Fields rail stations are both nearby providing transport links to London Liverpool Street within 6 minutes. Mare Street is also well serviced by buses, giving superb access to The City and the surrounding areas.

Highlights

  • Meeting Room

    Free bookable meeting room available when you rent a space with us

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