Record Store, Blyth Road, Hayes, UB3 1HA

Description
Once the place where EMI mastered ground breaking albums by The Beatles and The Rolling Stones, this landmark art deco building designed by Wallis, Gilbert and Partners has been remastered into high end office space.

The Record Store's vast, open-plan factory floors have been reinvented by award winning architects Allford Hall Monaghan Morris (AHMM). Each of the six storeys with flexible floorplates of up to 15,000 sq ft, offer floor to ceiling heights of over 3.5 metres. The building also benefits from extensive natural light with views across The Old Vinyl Factory and Heathrow. The building also benefits from 200 car parking spaces and EV charging points.

Location
The Record Store is one of the best connected locations in West London. The Old Vinyl Factory is located on Blyth Road in Hayes, UB3 1HA. It is approximately 14 miles west of central London. Heathrow Airport is only 4 miles to the south and junction 3 of the M4 is 1.5 miles away.

Hayes and Harlington Railway Station is a 5 minute walk from The Record Store and provides rail services to Reading (40 minutes), London Paddington (under 6 minutes) and into the Heathrow Terminals (12 minutes).