Spring House

Nestled between Kentish Town and Kentish Town West tube stations, Spring House was established in 1844 as a purposebuilt, steam-powered colour works for renowned artists’ suppliers Winsor & Newton. Sitting on top of the River Fleet, Winsor & Newton revolutionised the art world with the invention of ‘wet’ watercolours and the collapsible metal screw cap paint tube. These innovations paved the way for Impressionism and plein air painting. Spring House supplied these transformative materials to artists including Monet, Daubigny, and others, with Renoir later affirming the vital role of Winsor & Newton in this artistic revolution. Appointed artists’ colourmen to Queen Victoria, the firm grew to become the largest supplier of its kind—producing all its paints from Spring House. Today, the building retains many of its original industrial features: riveted iron columns, generous windows designed for maximum
natural light, hoist mechanisms, and access to the River Fleet for steam power—all now sensitively restored within the creative workspace of Spring House.

The space available is the impressive former editing suite and creative hub of an internationally renowned studio. The expansive 5,200 sq ft workspace (c. 2,600 sqft per floor) offers high ceilings, excellent natural light, and a clean, contemporary fit-out designed for modern teams. The space includes open-plan work areas, meeting rooms, two editing suites, a storeroom, a cinema room, kitchenettes, private WCs, and is fully furnished with ergonomic desks, soft seating, and highspec presentation equipment. Occupiers benefit from FTTP fibre internet, utilities, cleaning, and premium office provisions as part of a fully managed, plug and- play service. Spring House combines character, convenience, and connectivity in a vibrant North London neighbourhood.

Spring House is located at 10 Spring Place, just a short walk from Kentish Town and Kentish Town West stations, offering excellent connections via the Northern line, London Overground, and Thameslink services. This well-connected location provides quick access to King’s Cross, the West End, and beyond, making it ideal for commuters from across London and the Southeast. The surrounding area is also home to a vibrant mix of independent cafés, creative studios, bars, and restaurants, reflecting the energy and character of nearby Camden and Gospel Oak.