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Kensington Central Co-Works – Hot Desk Bookings

Kensington Central Library (located in Notting Hill South area)

1 person per desk capacity

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Description

Co-working is on the rise, and we want you to join our innovative learning community. 

Working from K+C Co-works empowers freelancers and small businesses to set up and succeed through affordable co-working space, as well as offering an inclusive and supportive network of ambitious individuals.

Please contact [email protected] to check availablity and to make a booking.

  1. Good transport links
  2. Free wifi
  3. On-site team
  4. Tea and Coffee making

Accessibility

  • The co-working entrance you described is at street level, so visitors do not need to use the main library entrance upstairs.
  • Accessible toilets are available on the lower-ground floor. 
  • The street-level doors are not automatic.
  • Anyone who needs a step-free public-transport journey can use TfL's accessible Journey Planner or TfL Go, including options to avoid stairs or escalators and minimise walking.

Important arrival note: When approaching the street-level entrance, visitors need to cross the exit from the underground car park, so they should stop and check carefully for approaching vehicles before crossing.

Accessibility

Access for wheelchair users

Level access toilet

Travel & Map

Finding the Co-working Space at Kensington Central Library

From High Street Kensington Underground station, exit onto the High Street and walk with the Underground station behind you.

  • Just after the pedestrian crossing, cross to the left-hand side.
  • Take care as you cross, as there is an exit from the underground car park and vehicles may be approaching.
  • Once across, you will see a side entrance directly in front of you at street level.
  • This is the entrance for the co-working space. Do not use the main library entrance, which is upstairs and around the corner.
  • Go through the street-level door and, once inside, the co-working space is the first door on your right.

Options

By Bus:Several bus routes stop on Kensington High Street, close to Kensington Central Library:

9, 23, 27, 28, 49 and 328 stop on Kensington High Street near the library.
52, 70 and 452 stop slightly further away on Kensington Church Street.

From Kensington High Street, make your way towards High Street Kensington Underground station and follow the street-level entrance directions above.

By Tube:The nearest Underground station is High Street Kensington, served by the District and Circle lines. It is approximately a 5-minute walk from Kensington Central Library.

When you leave the station, follow the arrival directions above to the street-level side entrance, rather than going to the main library entrance.

By Train:There is no National Rail station immediately beside Kensington Central Library. For visitors arriving by rail from elsewhere in London or the UK, I’d recommend giving High Street Kensington Underground station as the final public-transport destination, then following the walking directions from there.

For journey-specific directions, visitors can use TfL Journey Planner or the TfL Go app, which can also plan routes with fewer changes, less walking or accessibility requirements.