Our office is within striking distance of London
London and Chatham Maritime may be worlds apart, but in reality they're separated by a 33 minute train journey. It's a fact that has attracted an exodus of people to St Mary's Island, drawn by the opportunity to escape the hustle and bustle of the City, but not feel out of touch. It really is the perfect location to enjoy the best of both worlds.
Chatham Maritime is also in close proximity to the M20, M2 and M25 motorways, providing easy access to Gatwick, Stansted and City airports, the Eurostar at Ashford and Eurotunnel at Folkestone. Bluewater, the largest shopping mall in Europe, is also less than 15 miles away.
How to get here
Chatham Maritime is located off the A231 approximately one mile north of Chatham town centre. From the west M25/A2: Leave the A2 at the A2/M2 junction, follow signs to Chatham Maritime via the A289 and the new Medway tunnel. Leave the tunnel at the first exit and follow the signs to The Historic Dockyard. From the south: From the M2 junction 3, take the A229 and then the A230 and follow signs to Chatham town centre, then follow signs to the Historic Dockyard.
By Rail - There are frequent train services from London St Pancras, Victoria, Cannon Street, London Bridge and Charing Cross to Chatham or Strood.
By Air - Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted and Luton are within easy reach via M2/M25. There is a private airport at Rochester and helicopter landing facilities are available within the Chatham Historic Dockyard.
By Boat - The River Thames can be accessed from Basin 1 via the River Medway. The marina is operated by Marina Developments Ltd (MDL).
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