La Vida Offices

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La Vida’s headquarters are based in Uxbridge, London which is centrally positioned between Heathrow Airport and London’s city centre, ideal for international clients who may be visiting the UK and wish to stop by our offices during their trip.

Our stylish offices are situated in The Atrium building, which is a 15-minute drive from London’s Heathrow Airport and a 29-minute drive from Central London. We are also located just across the road from Uxbridge Underground Station where you can access central London using the Metropolitan or Piccadilly train lines.

Please call ahead to arrange a meeting with one of our specialist consultants so we can ensure they are available for you.

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La Vida Uxbridge Office

La Vida’s Office

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Office Location

The Atrium
1 Harefield Road
Uxbridge,
London, UB8 1PH

Tel: +44 207 060 1475

 

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