134 - 136 Seymour Place

Occupying a prestigious location, in the heart of Marylebone, this unique space works brilliantly for a wide range of briefs.Room 1 is located on the ground floor, benefiting from ample natural light and an en-suite large disabled toilet and shower.As a blank canvas, the room is multifunctional and can be arranged in a variety of layouts. It is ideal for anything from cocktail parties, photo shoots, professional events, film screenings, private parties, product launches, conferences and more.HISTORYFormerly known as Walmer House, this Victorian property dating from 1873 on the corner of Walmer Street as formerly a temperance bar run by Emma Cons (1838-1912) the philanthropist and owner of the Old Vic. She ran the bar and lived here in the 1870s and 1880s and this is commemorated by a blue plaque between two of the first-floor windows. It later became The Walmer Castle pub and there is a relief of a castle on the front of the building between the first and second floors.Office spaces range from fully furnished, to blank canvas meeting spaces. Located in the heart of Marylebone, the Strides Community Hub is a network of community-minded non-profits and social enterprises.By renting a space with us, you're supporting our work with more than 265 people to offer high-quality and affordable longer-term counselling, as well as financial and digital resilience courses, and residential and strengths-based support to ex-military and ex-offenders. 100% of the income we generate from space hire helps us to co-create safe spaces for people to develop their potential.

The building is extremely well-lit with natural light and the rooms are spacious and airy. Formerly known as Walmer House, this Victorian property dating from 1873 on the corner of Walmer Street was formerly a temperance bar run by Emma Cons (1838-1912) the philanthropist and owner of the Old Vic. She ran the bar and lived here in the 1870s and 1880s and it later became The Walmer Castle pub.