Bayswater Because I want to be...
Central and safe….
Close to Hyde Park, excellent shopping, and great dining...
Well-connected, close to the West End, and living next door to royalty...
You’ll love this...
Bayswater is right next door to London’s most famous park, Hyde Park. It lies to the south and is a beautiful, sprawling green space to explore on sunny summer days. The park hosts open-air concerts, so keep an eye on the schedule.
But you won’t love this...
Central london can be hectic.
Bayswater is super-central.
Ergo…
You’ll be close to all the best London has to offer, but part of what if offers is stress. Those seeking the quieter life might enjoy somewhere with a little less hustle and bustle.
Will I like living here?...
We think so. Who doesn’t want to live right in the heart of London, surrounded by iconic spots, great restaurants, and picturesque parks? (Apart from the quiet seekers.)
Tell me more...
Bayswater also has some famous neighbours, like Paddington, Soho, and Notting Hill.
You’ll never get bored around here, with markets, boutique shops, cute cafes, cultural attractions and more.
There’s always something on in London, and that something is happening right on your doorstep.
What can I do here?...
Do you like puppet shows? Of course you do. For you are human.
Check-out the Puppet Theatre Barge, which is actually located on a converted barge.
The company, which has been operating for over 30 years, offers a range of performances from children’s classics to Shakespeare.
I’m still not convinced...
Ok, fancy a bite to eat after that exciting puppet show?
Bayswater has an excellent mix of top quality restaurants to choose from. Why not keep it simple and head to Lockhouse for beer and burgers? This google reviewer certainly thinks you should:
“Great vibe. Amazing cocktails and mouth watering food. Can't go wrong here.”
Literary fact King’s Cross may lay claim to Platform 9 ¾, but over in Paddington Station you’ll find Paddington Bear. So there.
On platform 1 you’ll find a bronze statue of the famous Peruvian Bear, who happens to be named after the station.
