A village in central London
Old Sessions House is located at 23 Clerkenwell Green in the heart of Clerkenwell. The area was traditionally associated with breweries, distilleries, the printing industry and highly skilled crafts such as watch and clock making. Currently, with more creative businesses per square mile than anywhere else in the world, Clerkenwell is London’s hub for creativity with a strong sense of community.
Clerkenwell is certainly one of central London’s most exciting urban villages. Each spring, the neighbourhood hosts Clerkenwell Design Week, a key event in the global design calendar at which brands like Herman Miller, Vitra and Zaha Hadid open their showrooms and exhibit their designs. In 2019, around 35,000 people attended this three-day festival.
The area is also one of London’s top culinary destinations with Luca Exmouth, St. John and Moro. Old Sessions House has many fashionable neighbours including Alexander McQueen and Fred Perry. Other notable resident companies are, Unilever, LinkedIn and Publicis Amazon to name a few. See the map for more local restaurants and other neighbouring tenants.
Occupiers
1Agent Provocateur
2Alexander McQueen
3Publicis Groupe
4Vitra
5Beats by Dr Dre (Apple)
6WPP
7Unilever
8Tesco Digital
9Amazon
10Zaha Hadid Architects
11Next Models
12Google
13London Symphony Orchestra
Markets
14Exmouth Market
15Smithfield Market
16Spitalfield Market
Restaurants / Bars
17St Johns
18Bourne & Hollingsworth
19HiX
20Gaucho
21Modern Pantry
22Club Gascon
23Granger
24Bleeding Heart Tavern
25Caravan
26Moro
27Burger & Lobster
28Vinoteca
Hotels
29Zetter Hotel
30Rosewood London
31Malmaison
32The Rookery
33Ace Hotel
34Shoreditch House
Connecting
east & west London
Old Sessions House is located around the corner from the exceptionally well connected Farringdon Station, which will be the flagship for Crossrail anticipated to open in 2022. When fully open, an estimated 140 trains per hour will flow through the Farringdon interchange, and it will be the only station through which passengers will be able to access all three networks – making it one of Britain’s busiest train stations.
Crossrail is estimated to bring an additional 1.5 million people within 45 minutes’ commuting distance of London’s key business districts.
The location is served extremely well by underground lines at Farringdon and Chancery lane stations giving access to Central, District, Metropolitan and Hammersmith & city lines within minutes.
A multitude of train lines depart either directly from Farringdon station or nearby Kings Cross for longer journeys and will together with the opening of Crossrail serve 3 airports directly (Heathrow, Gatwick and Luton).
Nearest Stations
Farringdon
Walking
3 minutes
Cycling
1 minutes
Barbican
Walking
9 minutes
Cycling
3 minutes
Chancery Lane
Walking
11 minutes
Cycling
6 minutes
St Paul's
Walking
13 minutes
Cycling
6 minutes
Blackfriars
Walking
10 minutes
Cycling
4 minutes
Moorgate
Walking
20 minutes
Cycling
6 minutes
Angel
Walking
13 minutes
Cycling
9 minutes
Kings Cross
Walking
25 minutes
Cycling
10 minutes