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Situated west of Royal Docks and north of Canary Wharf, Bow is emerging as one of the East End’s most attractive places to buy or rent commercial property. Bow has always offered a slightly smarter version of East End life, due to its location and boon of green space – Mile End Park, nearby Victoria Park and the River Lea towpaths offer lovely strolling opportunities. And as millions of pounds of investment continue to pour into Bow, things look set to continue on the up. So whether you’re looking for office space, warehouses or retail premises, now may be the time to consider locating in this part of east London.

The gentrification of the area can be seen in the many wine bars that have popped up on Bow Wharf, and your staff can unwind here after work at the Jongleurs’ comedy club. Despite this facelift, Bow has managed to retain much of its old East End charms though too, and homemade pie and mash cafes and market stalls can still be found dotted along Roman Road. A good range of shops, supermarkets and sandwich delis also line Bow’s main streets, offering a variety of lunch options for you and your staff.

Commercial Property in Bow

Bow has a variety of commercial properties for lease or to buy. Due to its excellent connections to the M25, and therefore north and south UK, Bow is a popular location for any business that needs to transport goods or make deliveries. A number of warehouses, business centres and business parks have been set up in Bow to cope with this demand, offering rooms and industrial units to anyone that requires space to store their goods.

Bow’s good location and transport links have made it an increasingly popular location to buy or rent offices as well, and if you are looking for office space, Bow may be the place for you. Office space in Bow comes in a number of forms, from smart new offices in business parks to workshop and office space in refurbished factories. This mix of property gives you a range of options to choose from, as well as lends a cosmopolitan feel to the place as a whole – in Bow, old and new sit happily side-by-side, and the East End meets the companies of tomorrow. More glimpses of East End history is seen in the old distilleries at Three Mills, which are now home to film studios.