MC Motors

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The warehouse has a chequered history with the largest room originally being part of the adjacent school whilst the rest was split into smaller industrial units. After the area was heavily bombed during the war the whole space was adjoined by the skylighted roof, hence the untouched Victorian street running through the middle. Since then the building has been occupied by a boiler maintenance depot, the Metropolitan Waterboard and most recently a car mechanics.

The space is complimented by a number of wonderfully textured walls which have naturally dilapidated over the past hundred or so years. There are also a number of different floors available with parquet, mezzanine and oak boards all represented at various points. There are a large selection of fantastic props displayed throughout the location and upon arrival through the unassuming entrance the term “stumbling upon an Aladdins Cave” has often been applied.