Central London Serviced Offices (Office Space to Rent)

View our large range of serviced office space for rent in Central London below. Whether you need period or traditional, spacious or compact, luxury or budget, we have private offices for everyone. The flexible, managed workspace is available in both landmark towers and small boutique buildings that we list.

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Greencoat Place, Victoria, London, SW1P 1PL
Private serviced offices
6 to 629 people
From £5,580/mo.

Office spaces for rent in a business centre with stylish and contemporary interiors.

  • Air conditioning
  • Disabled access
  • Gym
  • Network events
  • Pet friendly
  • and more...
  • Icon: Tube Station St James's Park (4 mins walk)
  • Icon: Tube Station Victoria (5 mins walk)
Grosvenor Street, Mayfair, London, W1K 3JN
Private serviced offices
2 to 54 people
From £1,820/mo.

Modern, luxurious office space for rent in a building with a boutique feel.

  • 24 hour access
  • Air conditioning
  • Breakout space
  • Meeting rooms
  • Outdoor/roof terrace
  • and more...
  • Icon: Tube Station Bond Street (3 mins walk)
  • Icon: Tube Station Oxford Circus (5 mins walk)
Horseferry Rd, Westminster, London, SW1P 2AF
Private serviced offices
6 to 130 people
From £2,100/mo.

Range of modern office space rentals with large windows and glass partitions.

  • 24 hour access
  • Air conditioning
  • Bike storage
  • Meeting rooms
  • Shower facilities
  • and more...
  • Icon: Tube Station St James's Park (6 mins walk)
  • Icon: Tube Station Westminster (7 mins walk)
Stamford St, Waterloo, London, SE1 9LS
Private serviced offices
45 to 55 people
From £39,042/mo.

4685 sq. ft. of office space to rent with tall windows in a modern business centre.

  • 24 hour access
  • Air conditioning
  • Breakout space
  • Meeting rooms
  • WiFi
  • and more...
  • Icon: Tube Station Southwark (4 mins walk)
  • Icon: Rail Station Waterloo East (4 mins walk)
Hanover Square, Mayfair, London, W1S 1BN
Private serviced offices
2 to 50 people
From £650/mo.

Office spaces for rent overlooking Hanover Square Gardens, seconds from Oxford Street.

  • Air conditioning
  • Breakout space
  • Lift access
  • Meeting rooms
  • Shower facilities
  • and more...
  • Icon: Tube Station Oxford Circus (2 mins walk)
  • Icon: Tube Station Bond Street (3 mins walk)
Store Street, Fitzrovia/Noho, London, WC1E 7BT
Private serviced offices
4 to 68 people
From £1,760/mo.

A range of unfurnished office spaces for rent with glass partitions in a grand building.

  • 24 hour access
  • Lockers
  • Meeting rooms
  • Network events
  • Phone booths
  • and more...
  • Icon: Tube Station Goodge Street (2 mins walk)
  • Icon: Tube Station Tottenham Crt Rd (3 mins walk)
Bloomsbury Place, Bloomsbury, WC1A 2NS
Private serviced offices
5 to 45 people
From £3,125/mo.

Office space to rent with a mix of contemporary interiors and period features.

  • Breakout space
  • Daily cleaning
  • Meeting rooms
  • Outdoor/roof terrace
  • Secure access
  • and more...
  • Icon: Tube Station Holborn (3 mins walk)
  • Icon: Tube Station Russell Square (4 mins walk)
Bloomsbury Place, Bloomsbury, WC1A 2QA
Private serviced offices
6 to 65 people
From £3,570/mo.

Various office spaces to rent in a boutique building opposite a stunning green space.

  • Breakout space
  • Meeting rooms
  • Outdoor/roof terrace
  • Pet friendly
  • Shower facilities
  • and more...
  • Icon: Tube Station Holborn (3 mins walk)
  • Icon: Tube Station Russell Square (4 mins walk)

Central London Office Guide

About Central London

Central London is the beating heart of the capital, buzzing with activity and exciting new developments, making it one of the most sought after places for companies to rent office space. This area of London is a unique mix of central Government offices, company headquarters, the largest concentration of financial and business sector offices, as well as publishing, advertising and media organisations. It is one of the most sought-after regions for companies who want to be in the centre of the action and it provides brilliant networking opportunities for businesses in a host of different sectors. 

 

Central London is officially defined as comprising the City of London, the majority of Westminster and the innermost parts of Camden, Islington, Hackney, Southwark and Kensington and Chelsea. However, more broadly speaking, it is considered to encapsulate the area from Primrose Hill in the north to Pimlico in the south, Kensington in the west and Spitalfields to the east. With the River Thames running through it, Central London includes many of London’s most distinctive attractions. Key landmarks in Central London include the National Gallery, Oxford Circus, Buckingham Palace and Hyde Park. 

 

Properties in this area vary from beautiful refurbished period buildings to stylish converted warehouses, with a host of new developments and luxury buildings cropping up all the time. Many of the country’s most vital businesses and embassies can be found in Central London, making it a hugely influential part of the country. For business owners, there are few locations that are quite as desirable to occupy office space as a postcode in the centre of the capital. In addition to being surrounded by some of the world’s biggest and most important names, it is also packed with great amenities, entertainment and connections to the rest of the city and beyond. 

 

Serviced Office Space in Central London

Central London provides a wide variety of office space for companies to choose from, as well as many locations that each have their own unique properties and qualities. Businesses looking for office premises with great facilities and plenty of character may want to look to areas such as Marylebone where there are a number of beautifully converted period buildings that provide a network of private offices or coworking space with flexible terms to suit businesses of all sizes. 

 

Alternatively, businesses may want to seek out areas appropriate to their specific sector for great networking opportunities – finance companies may choose to be closer to Westminster and the City, for example, while creative industries tend to flourish in inspiring neighbourhoods such as Camden and Soho. Commercial premises in this area benefit from unbeatable transport connections and facilities, as well as inspiring views of the city. 

 

For more contemporary complexes, areas such as Victoria are perfect, with a host of unique and stylish office buildings just moments from the station. With such fantastic connections to the rest of the city by public transport, most people choose to avoid using their cars in this part of the city. Instead they choose the regular buses and Tube services that offer more convenience and a quicker journey, without the risk of congestion charge fees. 

 

Nearby Areas

Areas surrounding Central London include Whitechapel, Shepherds Bush and Hammersmith, Clapham, Kensal Green and Wimbledon. The rest of city, however, is easily accessible from Central London from any of its many Tube stations and bus services. 

 

Transport in Central London

Central London provides a wealth of transport options, including the Underground and Overground for zones 1 and 2, regular buses and taxis, and cycle routes, making it a prime location for companies to rent office space. Some of the main Tube stations in Central London include Euston, Victoria, Charing Cross, Paddington, Westminster and Bank. 

 

The journey from Victoria Station to Shepherds Bush is around 30 minutes, while Westminster to Clapham Junction is around a 16-minute journey for commuters. Heathrow and Gatwick Airports are both accessible via train and Tube lines from Central London. Many road users will have to pay a congestion fee charge in order to drive in Central London during weekdays, covering areas from Marylebone to Shoreditch, Elephant and Castle and Victoria.

 

Food, Shopping and Culture

People working in Central London offices have their pick of some of the city’s best-loved restaurants, bars and coffee shops. In addition to great dining in areas such as Soho and Marylebone, many of the area’s key landmarks can also be found here for culture and entertainment after work or during their lunchbreak. There are also great opportunities for shopping on the likes of Bond Street, Oxford Circus and in Kensington. On practically every street of Central London, workers will find cafés, coffee bars, fine dining and chain restaurants where they can grab food throughout the day quickly and conveniently.

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