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About Cavendish Square
Located close to Oxford Circus and Harley Street, Cavendish Square is one of the most sought-after and exclusive London addresses. Cavendish Square offers companies the opportunity to rent premium offices in a prestigious and historic location. Cavendish Square Park provides professionals working in the area with beautiful green space to enjoy, away from the hustle and bustle the city.
Today, Cavendish Square is most associated with medicine, located close to Harley Street and with the Royal College of Nursing based here. Aside from medical organisations, the square is also home to a wide range of industries, including companies in the I.T and property sectors.
Office Space to Rent in Cavendish Square
Most of the office space in Cavendish Square is in converted period and listed buildings, offering furnished and unfurnished individual offices and meeting rooms, some of which have air conditioning, and many retaining original features. There are a few modern, contemporary business centres with open-plan office suites available and high-tech facilities.
Transport Links
The nearest underground station to Cavendish Square is Oxford Circus, just a few minutes’ walk away. Bond Street and Regent’s Park underground stations are also within easy reach, all of which provide easy access to all areas of London, making the area an ideal location to rent office space. There are also several bus routes that serve the area well.
Shopping and Restaurants
Cavendish Square is close to Oxford Street and Regent’s Street, two of London’s most famous shopping havens, ideal for squeezing in some shopping after a day in the office. There is an abundance of high street names, department stores, luxury famous fashion brands, independent boutiques and flagship stores.
Nearby to the square is an abundance of restaurants, cafés, bars and eateries offering a wide variety of cuisines, including Roux at the Landau, 2 Veneti, Les 110 de Taillevent, Palm Court at The Langham, The Wigmore and the Little Portland Café.
