Tideway Yard on Mortlake High Street provides 29 Office Units ranging from 117 to 1,177 square feet.

Built in 1901 Tideway Yard was formerly a stables, coach house and steam-engine shed for Barnes Council depot. You’ll find Tideway Yard and The Old Power Station are directly opposite the tip of the Chiswick peninsula, on the stretch of the Thames that’s now better known as the last straight of the Putney to Mortlake Boat Race course.

Many of the units have beautiful views of the Thames, with access to balconies or terraces overlooking the river. All units have their own or access to a communal WC and kitchen facilities. On-site parking spaces are available to rent and it’s just a five-minute walk to Barnes Bridge Station.

History

Built in 1901 Tideway Yard was formerly a stable, coach house and steam-engine shed forming Barnes Council depot.

By 1981 Richmond Borough Council had no further use for the yard and in response to the proposed demolition local Mortlake residents demanded it should be found a new use. Richmond Borough Council ran a competition to find a local architect and developer. The winning design included a new block of flats and a working community in the existing and extended buildings.

Marstons developed the winning design in 1984 and in 1986 the small business units and workshops of Tideway Yard were ready for letting including the Depot Restaurant.

Marstons bought the freehold and took over the management of the Yard in 2010.

Rick Steins took over the restaurant that year giving them their only London destination.

Amenities

You’ll find Tideway Yard on the stretch of the Thames that’s now better known as the last straight of the Putney to Mortlake Boat Race course and gives Tideway Yard wonderful views both up and down stream and across the river to green open spaces of Dukes Meadows Chiswick.

Nestled around two courtyards many of the units have beautiful views of the Thames, with access to their own balconies or terraces overlooking the river.

There is parking for both cars and bikes and a shower accessible for active travellers to work.

Ranging from 150 sf to 3,300 sf All units either have their own or access to a communal WC and kitchen facilities. Communal shower rooms are available.

Eating and drinking

Spoilt for choice the Yard has its own Restaurant in Rick Steins, a great venue for working lunches or after work drinks.

For excellent tea and coffee and most delicious salads is Orange Pekoe in less than 2 minutes’ walk.

The nearest pub is The White Hart also right on the river that serves food throughout the day inside or on the outside terraces.

More shops and cafes are on the adjacent White Hart Lane.

Shops

There is a Sainbsury’s Local with a 2 minutes’ walk.

Wellbeing

There is a quite space with benches overlooking the river to sit and watch the rowers in the sun or wrap up warm in the winter and enjoy the fresh breezes the river brings.

The river tow path gives tremendous walks for you and the office dog in both directions or there are the grass and shade of the trees of Jubilee gardens within a few minutes’ walk also on the riverside.