Serviced Offices City of London | Rent Office Space

5713 private, serviced & managed offices available to rent across 444 buildings in City of London.

View our range of workspace, which can be customised to suit different sized requirements. Each building we market has been visited by our team to verify space.

Showing 241-250 of 444 buildings in City of London
Hoxton Sq, Hoxton, London, N1 6PE
Private serviced offices
10 to 25 people
From £4,000/mo.

Business Centre with modern office spaces to let in with wood floors and high ceilings.

  • 24 hour access
  • Air conditioning
  • Breakout space
  • Broadband (fibre)
  • Daily cleaning
  • and more...
  • Old Street (8 min walk)
  • Shoreditch High St (12 min walk)
Cornhill, Bank, London, EC3V 3QQ
Private serviced offices
45 to 58 people
From £29,525/mo.

A 3,384 sq. ft. modern office space to rent in a Portland stone building.

  • 24 hour access
  • Breakout space
  • CCTV
  • Daily cleaning
  • Disabled access
  • and more...
  • Bank (3 min walk)
  • Monument (5 min walk)
Cannon Street, London, EC4M 6YN
Private serviced offices
35 to 60 people
From £31,500/mo.

Office space rentals in an ultra-modern building with contemporary features and tall windows.

  • 24 hour access
  • Air conditioning
  • Bespoke branding
  • Bike storage
  • Breakout space
  • and more...
  • Blackfriars (2 min walk)
  • Mansion House (3 min walk)
Micawber Street, Angel, London, N1 7TB
Private managed offices
30 to 38 people
From £15,717/mo.

2,659 sq. ft. of office space to rent in a converted brick warehouse building with waterside views.

  • 24 hour access
  • Air conditioning
  • Bespoke branding
  • Breakout space
  • Broadband (fibre)
  • and more...
  • Old Street (10 min walk)
  • A1 (M) Junction 8 (3.3 miles)
Farringdon Rd, Farringdon, London, EC1M 3JU
Private serviced offices
2 to 200 people
From £1,400/mo.

Office space to let with warehouse-style interiors in a grand business centre.

  • 24 hour access
  • Air conditioning
  • Bike storage
  • Breakout space
  • Broadband (fibre)
  • and more...
  • Farringdon (6 min walk)
  • Chancery Lane (12 min walk)
Rufus Street, Hoxton, London, N1 6PE
Private serviced offices
16 people
From £15,728/mo.

A range of offices to let in a yellow-brick building with Crittall-style windows.

  • 24 hour access
  • Air conditioning
  • Bespoke branding
  • Breakout space
  • Customisable office
  • and more...
  • Old Street (8 min walk)
  • Shoreditch High St (12 min walk)

City of London Office Availability, Prices and Facilities

Prices cover Coworking, private serviced and managed offices to rent we market on our website. Price includes rent, business rates, service charge and utilities, but excludes VAT. Availability figures combine managed office units listed on this website with serviced office units held in our internal database. Facility statistics reflect all buildings with availability listed on our website.

Current availability - Automatically updated 9th November 2026

444 Buildings with availability
5713 Private offices
  • 5420 serviced
  • 293 managed
2 to 2000 Team size available

Availability by team size

3371 options for 2 to 29 people
1428 options for 30 to 60 people
628 options for 61 to 200 people
229 options for 201 to 500 people
57 options for 501+ people

Typical Pricing & Terms

Serviced offices Terms: 3 months to 5 years
Economical
Good-value workspace
£410 per desk (per month)
Standard
Modern workspace
£620 per desk (per month)
Premium
High-spec workspace
£910 per desk (per month)
Managed offices Terms: 1 to 3 years
Economical
Good-value workspace
£110 per sq ft (per year)
Standard
Modern workspace
£130 per sq ft (per year)
Premium
High-spec workspace
£180 per sq ft (per year)
Coworking Terms: 1 month to 1 year
Economical
Good-value workspace
£230 per desk (per month)
Standard
Modern workspace
£320 per desk (per month)
Premium
High-spec workspace
£460 per desk (per month)

Core office facilities

Meeting rooms 430 of 444
Breakout space 431 of 444
Kitchen facility 437 of 444
Reception 314 of 444
Lift access 295 of 444
24 hour access 389 of 444

Additional workspace features

Shower facilities 356 of 444
Bike storage 345 of 444
Outdoor/roof terrace 174 of 444
Pet friendly 93 of 444
Gym 33 of 444
Car park (onsite) 27 of 444
Renting Office Space in the City of London: FAQS
 
 
 

 

Why Rent Office Space in the City of London?

 
Renting office space in the City of London puts businesses at the heart of the UK’s main financial district, home to over 670,000 workers. With banks, insurers and law firms all within walking distance, face-to-face meetings are quicker and easier to arrange. 
 
Serviced and managed office space in the area includes listed period buildings around Bank and Fenchurch Street, which tend to suit smaller teams seeking a boutique workspace. Glass-fronted towers, particularly around Bishopsgate and Leadenhall Street, offer entire floors for larger firms. 
 
The City is governed by its own local authority, the City of London Corporation. Companies can nominate employees to vote alongside residents in local elections, giving them a direct say in how the area is run.
 
A City address signals credibility, which is particularly useful when winning new clients or working in sectors where an established presence matters. 
 
 
 

Which Areas Make Up the City of London and Its Fringe? 

 
The City of London, known as the Square Mile, stretches from Temple and Fleet Street in the west to Aldgate and Tower Hill in the east. Its main business areas include Bank, Monument, Moorgate, Liverpool Street, Cannon Street, St Paul’s and Fenchurch Street. 
 
For firms considering nearby alternatives, our listings also cover areas just outside the Square Mile, in the City fringe, such as Shoreditch, Hoxton, Old Street, Clerkenwell, Farringdon, Spitalfields and Angel. 
 
       


Photographed by our team during their visits to Bank, Broadgate, Moorgate and Liverpool Street. 



Which Part of the Square Mile Suits Your Industry? 

 
Many industries are based near the area’s key institutions. In our experience, some companies choose office space close to their industry, while others opt for a nearby location that better suits their budget or commute. The main clusters are:
 
• Lime Street and Leadenhall: insurance and reinsurance firms are grouped around Lloyd’s.

• Bank and Threadneedle Street: banks and advisers that work with them typically rent near the Bank of England.

• St Paul’s and Paternoster Square: trading and asset management businesses cluster here to be close to the London Stock Exchange.

• Fleet Street and Liverpool Street: barristers’ chambers are concentrated around Temple and Fleet Street, while major law firms are based near Liverpool Street.

• Moorgate: fintech companies are drawn to this area for its position between the financial core and Shoreditch.

• Shoreditch and Old Street (City fringe): tech start-ups and digital agencies are centred around the Silicon Roundabout. 
 
 

How Do City Office Prices Compare with Other London Areas?

 
On average, serviced offices across the Square Mile’s main business areas cost around 5% more than in central London as a whole. However, rates vary widely between them.
 
• Monument: around 24% above the central London average
• Bank: around 12% above
• Cannon Street: around 10% above
• Moorgate: around 4% below
• Liverpool Street: around 19% below
 
When compared with Greater London, serviced offices in the Square Mile cost nearly twice as much. 
 
Fringe areas such as Shoreditch, Farringdon and Old Street average around 20% less than City core workspace and are also priced below the central London average. Old Street is around 20% cheaper than Moorgate, despite being only about a 10-minute walk away. 
 
 
 

What Transport Options Are Available in the Area?

 
Many of the City’s stations are located within a short walk of each other, meaning offices are often close to several Tube and rail lines. 
 
Mode of Transport Station Lines Key Destinations
Rail





Liverpool Street Central, Circle, Hammersmith & City and Metropolitan lines
Weaver line
Greater Anglia
Canary Wharf (6 mins), Heathrow (35 mins), Stansted (47 mins)
Bank and Monument Central, Northern, Waterloo & City, Circle and District lines
DLR
London Bridge (2 mins), Waterloo (4 mins), London City Airport (22 mins)
Moorgate Northern, Circle, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan lines
Elizabeth line (via Liverpool Street station)
Great Northern
    Paddington (11 mins), Welwyn Garden City (49 mins)
Blackfriars Circle and District lines
Thameslink 
Southeastern
Gatwick (35 mins), Luton Airport Parkway (40 mins), Brighton (65 mins)
Cannon Street Circle and District lines
Southeastern 
Sevenoaks (30 mins)
Fenchurch Street c2c Basildon (35 mins)
Cycling Cycleways through the City Cycleway 1 (from Liverpool Street)
Cycleway 3 (Tower Hill and Upper Thames Street)    
Tottenham, Westminster and Barking
Road access Bishopsgate
London Wall
Upper Thames Street
A10
A1211
A3211
Links to the London Inner Ring Road at Tower Hill
 
The City of London sits inside both the Congestion Charge zone and ULEZ. Public car parks run by the City of London Corporation include Baynard House (Queen Victoria Street) and Minories (Shorter Street). 
 
Journey times are approximate and based on journeys made by our own team. Times may vary depending on service conditions and the time of day. Check the TfL journey planner for live information. 
 
 

Where Else Might Businesses Look Beyond the City?

 
We find that businesses considering the City often compare it with nearby districts, each offering a different mix of office space, costs, and transport links. 
 
• Canary Wharf: London’s other financial district, typically offering larger floorplates and modern buildings at more competitive rates. 

• Midtown: the natural alternative for legal and professional services firms for its proximity to the courts and Inns of Court. 

• West End: offers a similarly established business address and suits organisations that need to be near media companies, private equity firms and West End clients.  

• London Bridge and the Southbank: located across the Thames, with modern towers such as the Shard, often at a lower cost than core City locations. 
 
 

How Can FreeOfficeFinder Help You Find Offices to Rent?

 
For over 20 years, we have helped teams of all sizes find office space to rent across the City of London. Businesses we’ve worked with include Sergio Alexander Norton, T8 Partners and Danforth Advisors. Whether you’re looking near Bank or Liverpool Street station, a tower on Bishopsgate, or a converted warehouse in the City fringe, our team can find workspace to suit your needs. 
 
Our service is completely free and impartial. Alongside the offices listed above, we also have access to off-market and newly listed space through our established relationships with landlords and providers. Once we’ve found suitable options, we can arrange and accompany viewings. We will always tell you if a quote is not in line with current market rates and will negotiate rent-free periods and break clauses on your behalf.
 
Our team aims to reply to enquiries within the same day. Contact us today, and we will help you find a selection of offices to rent in the City of London.  

 

Written by Nick Riesel

Founder, FreeOfficeFinder

Nick founded FreeOfficeFinder in 2002, making it one of the early specialist agents in the flexible office sector. For over two decades, he has led a team helping organisations of all sizes find and secure workspace across London and the UK. He also serves on the board of the Flexible Space Association (FlexSA), representing office agents. Nick draws on his commercial property experience and current market data to write about the workspace industry.

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