Conveniently served by four major tube lines, Hammersmith is one of the most well-connected districts in West London, as well as one of the city’s primary commercial hubs. It is also located next to the A4 road out of central London, a busy commuter route that offers easy access to many other areas of the city and beyond.

Most people know Hammersmith’s commercial Broadway Centre as the focal point of the district, offering a central hub for shopping, workplaces and transport links including a bus station and underground station. Just a stone’s throw away from this centre is the expansive Lyric Square, a highlight for many Hammersmith locals looking for somewhere to sit back with a coffee or enjoys drinks with friends. Theatregoers will also know the square as being home to the famous Lyric Theatre – great for residents and workers who love to support London’s creative industries.

Perhaps most notably, however, Hammersmith is known for being one of the best spots in London for great British pubs. Indeed, the district boasts several drinking establishments that are based in gorgeous listed buildings including The Dove, The Hope and Anchor, The Swan, and The George. In this way, professionals working in Hammersmith will never be short of places to relax with colleagues or partners over a beer after a long day of graft.