Midtown Serviced Offices (Rent Office Space)

View/browse from a list of serviced office space for rent in the Midtown area of London. The area, which consists of the WC1 and WC2 postcodes, offers a variety of private and flexible offices which can be taken on flexible terms.

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Berners St, Fitzrovia/Noho, London, W1T 3LP
Private serviced offices
24 to 145 people
From £15,540/mo.

Large, trendy office spaces to rent in a glass-fronted business centre.

  • 24 hour access
  • Breakout space
  • Meeting rooms
  • Outdoor/roof terrace
  • Pet friendly
  • and more...
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Kings Cross Bridge, London, N1 9NW
Private serviced offices
2 to 200 people
From £1,700/mo.

Ultra-modern office spaces to rent in a large, glass-fronted business centre.

  • 24 hour access
  • Bike storage
  • Breakout space
  • Outdoor/roof terrace
  • Shower facilities
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Soho Square, London, W1D 3QY
Private serviced offices
2 to 45 people
From £1,400/mo.

Super trendy office spaces for rent in a period building with contemporary features.

  • 24 hour access
  • Air conditioning
  • Bike storage
  • Breakout space
  • Meeting rooms
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Great Chapel Street, Soho, London, W1F 8FL
Private serviced offices
2 to 50 people
From £1,444/mo.

A range of office spaces for rent with a creative feel and quirky features.

  • Air conditioning
  • Event space
  • Network events
  • Outdoor/roof terrace
  • Pet friendly
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Southampton Buildings, Chancery Lane, WC2A 1AP
Private serviced offices
2 to 200 people
From £1,092/mo.

Various office spaces for rent with luxury interiors in a beautiful period building.

  • 24 hour access
  • Breakout space
  • Disabled access
  • Lift access
  • Shower facilities
  • and more...
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High Holborn, Chancery Lane, London, WC1V 7QT
Private serviced offices
4 to 245 people
From £2,400/mo.

Range of office space for rent with contemporary features and wooden flooring throughout.

  • 24 hour access
  • Breakout space
  • Meeting rooms
  • Phone booths
  • Shower facilities
  • and more...
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Soho Square, London, W1D 3QU
Private serviced offices
45 to 85 people
From £50,139/mo.

A 5941 sq. ft. office space for rent in a red-brick period building overlooking Soho Square.

  • Air conditioning
  • Breakout space
  • Daily cleaning
  • Meeting rooms
  • Phone booths
  • and more...
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Carlisle Street, Soho, London, W1D 3BT
Private serviced offices
3 to 45 people
From £1,950/mo.

Range of high-end office spaces for rent with cosy, elegant interiors.

  • 24 hour access
  • CafĂ©
  • Lift access
  • Onsite manager
  • Pet friendly
  • and more...
  • Icon: Tube Station Tottenham Crt Rd (3 mins walk)
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Midtown Office Guide

About Midtown 

Midtown is a stimulating area of London that is close to the City and the West End. It spans Bloomsbury, St Giles and Holborn, and over recent years it has become a hotspot for businesses to rent office space. From the Royal Courts of Justice and the Inns of Court situated on Fleet Street, it is a prime location for legal companies, as well as news and publishing sectors. Midtown was once nothing more than a thoroughfare between the West End and the vibrant City, with a lack of identity of its own. But over recent years, all of that has changed and it is now one of the most desirable regions of London for businesses. 

 

Today, Midtown’s streets are filled with a distinctive climate – the area has drawn in some of the biggest names in business, from media companies and government agencies to tech giants and insurance companies. It is also a popular choice for start-ups, with innovative businesses from all different sectors choosing to begin their company journeys here. Midtown is a brilliant location that is packed with transport links, including Kings Cross, Euston and Charing Cross, and almost all of the Underground lines passing through. 

 

Midtown Serviced Office Space 

Well-suited to small and medium-sized businesses, as well as start-ups, commercial buildings in the Midtown area provide high standard private offices and coworking space with flexible terms to suit individual companies. Commercial premises here are a mix of state-of-the-art buildings and unique properties with prestige, all with great facilities within easy reach for staff. For companies, Midtown offers all of the excitement of being in the heart of the city with a more affordable price tag and plenty of easily accessible facilities. 

 

Nearby Areas

Midtown is close to the City of London and Covent Garden, as well as Marylebone, Fitzrovia and St Luke’s. Many of London’s key districts and most notable attractions are within a short distance from Midtown, making it an ideal spot for exploring the city. 

 

Transport Connections

Offices in Midtown are well-connected by a number of nearby transport links. Midtown is close to Chancery Lane and Holborn Underground stations, while Temple and Covent Garden are just slightly further on. City Thameslink is the closest mainline station and there are numerous bus routes throughout the area. 

 

Food, Shopping and Culture 

A historically rich part of the capital, Midtown is within easy reach of the West End and the City. For workers in this area, there are numerous restaurants, clubs and bars to enjoy after a day in the office, as well as coffee bars and grocery stores for grabbing snacks and a light lunch. In addition to high end shops and boutiques, Midtown also appeals to the other end of the spectrum with traditional pubs. For culture, Midtown has several museums and points of interest for professionals to enjoy on their downtime.

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