Coworking space in Fenchurch Street EC3

This impressive 7 storey building is located opposite Cannon Street station (Circle and District lines) and Bank (Central, Northern, DLR and Waterloo & City lines).

This very high-specification listed building has three floors, plus a mezzanine floor and a basement.

The sensitively refurbished exterior stone elevation of Copthall House gives way to an immaculately presented, manned reception area, ensuring all visitors receive a warm welcome, and provides secure 24 hour access. The ground, first, second and third floor are to be let as single floors, whilst the 4th – 7th floor to be let to a single occupier. The lower ground provides secure storage for those commuting by bicycle, and shower facilities to freshen up.

The centre is located on Botolph Street which is close to Aldgate underground station, which runs the Circle and Metropolitan lines.

Your business will thrive when you base it in New Broad Street House, in the heart of London’s global financial centre.

A rapidly expanding hub for arts and culture, this coworking space on 10 Devonshire Square holds undeniable appeal for growing businesses and independent entrepreneurs alike.

Purportedly the only timber-framed building in the City that predates the Great Fire, this Listed 17th Century building has been subjected to a full cosmetic and M&E overhaul, and now provides characterful and self-contained suites from 2-50 people.

There’s more than meets the eye at this stunning centre overlooking St Paul’s and the London Eye.

Set within The Crosspoint, the cylindrical building next door to Liverpool Street station, acquired from Lord Sugar’s development company, is the latest flexible workspace, which has been created to appeal to established businesses, scale ups and individuals looking for the best office space in the City of London.

The centre offers high profile and prestigious accommodation in the heart of the city of London.

Each level is currently open plan and can be bespoke designed to your requirements from a 6 person through to a self-contained floor of over 4000sqft.

Originally erected in the 1700s, Devonshire Square comprises 640,000 s.f.

A refurbished office in the heart of London which is fully fitted with a range of amenities.

The building is a former Victorian fire station originally constructed in 1885 and redeveloped behind a retained Grade II listed façade with a modern steel framed structure.

Whilst most serviced office space in the area is modern and lacking in character, this business centre is a rare find, which offers a unique solution in the City market.

Those looking for London office space fit for artists and financiers alike will feel right at home.

In buzzing East London just minutes from both Aldgate and Aldgate East, this building features a fresh, colourful design by architects Morrow & Lorraine.

Located in a charming period property that sits on a triangle formed by Queen Victoria Street, Cannon Street and Queen Street.

50 Liverpool Street is in the Shoreditch & City neighbourhood.

69 Old Broad Street offers inspiring flexible office space with a wide range of high quality contemporary shared spaces, from private booths and breakout spaces to longer collaboration tables.

With high quality Grade A fully fitted spaces available, this recently refurbished development is an exciting proposition for those looking for space at the eastern side of the city.

Comprising a self-contained period (late 19th Cent.) building with office space and a residential apartment arranged over basement, ground and four upper floors, the ground, first and second floors are currently presented as high quality serviced office accommodation (sale includes most furniture, fittings, telephone system and leased internet line) with localised air-conditioning units.

Each office in this unbranded building is fully serviced by discreet and attentive personnel who provide a dedicated reception, personalised call answering, mail handling and business support service.

These airy serviced offices occupy a prime address, moments from The Shard and London Bridge Station.