Office Space to Rent in Yardley Street, WC1

This period business centre is located close to Clerkenwell and Islington in the City fringe area. The accommodation provides more basic unfurnished offices and workshops. The property has a meeting room and reception.

The spectacular, architectural design and vast atrium area ensure this centre stands out as a sophisticated business hub in this desirable part of Central London. The centre is home to a variety of businesses, particularly attracting media, design, and architectural industries. The fourth floor studios offer stunning panoramic views of London through floor to ceiling windows and all offer balcony access.

A beautifully designed, private space with 12 person capacity. Exposed beams, a high ceiling and vast amounts natural light with windows on all sides. Completely plug and play with Wi-Fi included. Amenities include: - Whiteboard - Breakout space - 100 Mbps symmetrical fibre Wi-Fi - Flat screen for presentations.

The Business Centre lies in the heart of Clerkenwell in the buzzing city of London. Professional office space is offered with secretarial facilities, IT support, data centre, stunning sun terrace and onsite restaurant. Offering a complete office package at very reasonable rates. Conveniently located in Clerkenwell, the centre is 40,000 square feet of space divided into 80 separate offices, which are all newly decorated before occupation. These offices are available on a monthly licence, which obviates all legal costs, and allows immediate occupancy. The licence fee includes rent, rates and service charges.

Formerly an artisan workshop, Clerkenwell Workshops is tucked in the heart of Farringdon, and still retains its historical charm. The building is home to a co-working space with a range of high-spec meeting rooms with plug and play technology, and an outstanding café who source locally, cook seasonally and use organic and free range produce.

Formerly an artisan workshop, this business centre is tucked in the heart of Farringdon, and still retains its historical charm. The building's two wings hold a wide range of bright and perfectly presented office and studio space, and wrap around a central courtyard. Stripped back studios with wooden floorboards, exposed industrial details and large windows ensure that this centre continues to inspire the traditional craft and design businesses that give the area its eclectic flavour, but now also attracts new media, design, and architectural companies. The building is also home to a co-working space, a range of high-spec meeting rooms with plug and play technology, and an outstanding café who source locally, cook seasonally and use organic and free range produce.

This attractive, newly refurbished, period style conversion (with air-conditioning and new carpets in each office) boasts light and airy office spaces for 2 - 10 workstations on the top floor. There's a trendy breakout area on the lower ground floor. It has video Intercom entry system.

This business centre boasts a contemporary design and houses nine open plan offices ranging from 3 to 14 desks and are offered in various configurations. Manned reception, 24/7 access, flexible hiring, hourly, daily, weekly, long term and drop in membership. There are also many facilities based within the centre, such as meeting and breakout spaces, a kitchenette, office equipment such as photo copiers, laser printers fax machine and more.

Serviced offices housed in two architecturally-stunning historic buildings. The 300 year old main building is constructed entirely of timber and brick and is a rare example of an eighteenth century industrial building type in London. It features attractive timber flooring and exposed roof beams. It is a unique, attractive and flexible building, attracting over 300 visitors in September Open House days. Workstations are arranged in open plan and private, enclosed areas. Two private meeting rooms are available for hire and there are several free of charge communal areas. In addition there are shared kitchens, toilets, showering and bicycle storage facilities.

Refurbished in 2006, the building is a 150 year old brick building of three storeys plus basement, with timber floors, double-glazed windows and rooflights and insulated roof. Work stations are arranged as a mixture of open plan and enclosed areas, which can be further divided by screens. There are three enclosed meeting rooms, shared kitchen and toilets. There is no lift. Ground and first floors are partitioned with permanent full height partitions, glazed for the upper half. The top floor is open-plan with pitched roof and opening rooflights.