Location
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London’s Creative Community.

Nestled in the heart of Clerkenwell, Xylo offers an unparalleled gateway to one of London’s most dynamic enclaves.
This ultra-fashionable area thrives on its fusion of historic charm and modern innovation, hosting progressive brands, world-class research institutions, and a lively cultural scene. Popular with young professionals and creative visionaries, Clerkenwell brims with character, from its eclectic mix of historic pubs, artisan cafes and quirky cocktail bars to its Michelin-starred dining destinations.
Its seamless transport links from Farringdon, Chancery Lane, and King’s Cross make every corner of London – and beyond – easily accessible.
Xylo’s location places you at the intersection of five of London’s most exciting neighbourhoods – Clerkenwell, Farringdon, Bloomsbury, Holborn, and King’s Cross—each rich in culture, commerce, and connectivity.
Welcome to an area where your business can excel within a thriving community—a place that’s not just well-connected but exceptionally well-cultured and poised for growth.
Getting Around
Xylo benefits from excellent public transport access being just a few minutes’ walk from Farringdon Station (Elizabeth Line, Thameslink, Metropolitan, Circle, Hammersmith & City Lines), Chancery Lane (Central Line) and King’s Cross St Pancras International (Eurostar, National Rail, Circle, Piccadilly, Hammersmith & City, Northern, Metropolitan and Victoria Lines).
The Business Community
Home to a diverse and vibrant business community, Xylo’s neighbourhood has attracted an impressive array of influential companies and visionaries across various industries.
With a strong presence of tech firms, creative agencies, global brands, and leaders in the world of research and science, the area is an attractive destination for professionals and entrepreneurs alike.
The area is recognised as an international centre of excellence in medical research and is home to London’s Knowledge Quarter, one of the greatest knowledge clusters anywhere in the world.
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