Office Space to Rent in Watford

A 30,000 sq ft refurbished office floor at 20 Triton Street, Regent’s Place, available Q3 2024.

60 offices suite’s ranging from 100 to 1000sq ft.

This business centre is an immaculately refurbished iconic listed building that offers high quality managed workspace to suit all types of business.

A fully fitted, self-contained workspace with easy access to main transport links and a wide range of local amenities.

Serviced office space near Kensington (Olympia) station is currently available within this Edwardian building, previously being a residential building, but has since been converted to comprise a total of six separate offices.

This centre offers mail box services and virtual business services.

Welcome to the hub of creativity and progress in King's Cross.

Whether you love the buzz, prefer the quiet, need outdoor space or want a place to meditate, you’ll find this and so much more at The Jellicoe.

Two unique office floors are available to rent that can be taken independently or together to provide one self-contained premises.

Welcome to 4 Fitzhardinge Street in the charming Marylebone neighbourhood! Nestled within a period mid-terraced building, this office space exudes elegance and character from the moment you step through the attractive entrance hall and staircase.

Flexible workspace In the heart of The Portman Estate’s vibrant and enriching business community.

Welcome to Elmtree by Spacemade, where modern elegance blends with timeless charm.

Modern, high quality centre with an atrium and an opening roof.

Located on the North side of Devonshire Street at its junction with Hallam Street.

The workspace offers a thoughtfully designed environment that supports the unique needs of healthcare innovators.

A peaceful Georgian townhouse and refined Work Space in the middle of bustling Marylebone.

e Lower Ground & Ground floors at 38 Welbeck Street, W1G, which provides 1,886 sq ft of fully fitted office space located North of Oxford Street.

This well-lit space is now ready for occupancy, having undergone a thorough refurbishment to Cat A standards.

Built c1770-80 as part of Howard de Walden Estate development by John White, Welbeck Street was named after Welbeck Abbey in Nottinghamshire, seat of William Bentinck, 2nd Duke of Portland. Full of charm and modern ease, this office building is part of a row of Grade II Listed structures.

The building provides a range of flexible office spaces, accommodating teams from 3 to 16 desks, alongside meeting rooms and fully equipped kitchens.

Two new open plan floors at a brand-new building on Portman Street, creating 38,244 sq.

This building in Great Portland Street was built in 1913 for Smiths Industries.