Ready Mix Concrete Chelsea & Kensington

Interesting Facts

• Kensington has four London Underground stations inside its area – High Street Kensington, South Kensington, Gloucester Road, and Earl’s Court. It’s also accessible by a further two Underground station at its borders – Holland Park and Notting Hill, and two train stations – Kensington (Olympia) and West Brompton, also at the edges of the district.
• London’s most expensive street, Kensington Palace Gardens, sits adjacent to Kensington Palace. The property average price here is an eye-watering £35,696,711. Further down the list, ranking eighth is Cottesmore Gardens, where the average price is £11,969,745.

Things To Do

• Catch a break from the hustle and bustle of King’s Road at the Bluebird Café, which has an elegant interior décor, complemented by a large courtyard for alfresco dining when the weather is nice. Enjoy afternoon tea with scrumptious scones and marvelous macarons, or indulge in an indulgent dinner from the fine menu of modern European cuisine available.
• The Saatchi Gallery was founded by Charles Saatchi in 1985 and has been an innovative platform for presenting contemporary art in London ever since. The gallery gives young artists a place to showcase their work, while also featuring international artists whose artworks are relatively unknown in the UK.