Areas we cover

Massage Therapy in Earl's Court

Earl's Court sits immediately south of the studio, and the route from SW5 into W14 is one of the simplest in west London. From Earl's Court station and Earls Court Road, the District line carries you north toward Kensington Olympia in minutes, and from Old Brompton Road the walk or a short bus ride brings you to Avonmore Road without crossing any awkward barriers. The quiet streets around Brompton Cemetery are full of the flats and small offices whose occupants book Julia for the neck and shoulder tension that comes with desk work. Earl's Court is close enough that a thirty-minute treatment genuinely fits into a lunch break or the gap between meetings, which is why it is one of the studio's most regular feeder areas.

Getting here: A short hop on the District line from Earl's Court to Kensington Olympia, then a brief walk.

Questions

Earl's Court — your questions

How do I get from Earl's Court to the studio?

Take the District line from Earl's Court to Kensington Olympia, a short ride, then walk to Avonmore Road. From Earls Court Road, the journey is straightforward by tube or a brief bus. Full directions are on our contact page.

Is there parking at Kensington Village?

Parking arrangements at Kensington Village are being confirmed. Until they are, the studio is best reached by tube from Earl's Court. Please check the contact page before your visit, or call Julia on 07557 964 521.

Do you cover West Kensington as well as Earl's Court?

Yes. Both fall within the area we serve and are close to the studio. West Kensington is the closest of all, a short walk away, and has its own area page.

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