Great Portland Street Offices & Serviced Office Space to Rent
Great Portland Street is located in London’s West End and is a cultural, affluent part of the city. A variety of serviced offices and executive suites are available in iconic converted buildings and modern developments in an exclusive London address. Neighbouring many of London’s most prestigious addresses including Mayfair, Fitzrovia and Bloomsbury, Great Portland Street has excellent transport links to many of the City’s main attractions. [read more] [read less]
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
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Great Portland St
(2
min walk) -
Regents Park
(2
min walk)
Historic vintage property in a prime location provides non-branded, air-conditioned workspaces. The environmentally-friendly building offers printing and postal facilities, reception services, an onsite gym and roof terrace.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- 1 to 55 people/100 sq ft to 5,500 sq ft
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Regents Park
(2
min walk)
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Great Portland St
(2
min walk)
Recently-refurbished listed Georgian property’s unbranded workspaces boast traditional features, high ceilings and stylish interiors. The period building enjoys CAT6, meeting rooms, reception services and a breakout area.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- Coworking Space
- 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
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Oxford Circus
(4
min walk)
-
Great Portland St
(5
min walk)
Smart office accommodation in a central London location provides contemporary workspaces on flexible leases. Amenities include an onsite café, gym, screening room, library, roof terrace, bike storage and event spaces.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- Coworking Space
- 1 to 100 people/40 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
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Regents Park
(4
min walk)
-
Great Portland St
(4
min walk)
Modern building boasting an accessible central London address provides furnished offices with raised floors and spacious interiors. Amenities include IT/admin support, air conditioning, central heating and mail handling.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- Coworking Space
- 1 to 40 people/100 sq ft to 4,000 sq ft
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Great Portland St
(3
min walk)
-
Regents Park
(4
min walk)
Edwardian period building in a central London location with multiple nearby transport links offers flexible workspaces. The property benefits from a staffed reception, high-speed internet and bright, contemporary interiors.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- Coworking Space
- 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
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Goodge Street
(4
min walk)
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Oxford Circus
(5
min walk)
Zone 1 property provides design-led, trendy workspaces with high ceilings and exposed brick. Facilities include meeting rooms, private phone booths, printing services, bike storage, showers and 24-hour access.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- 1 to 65 people/100 sq ft to 6,500 sq ft
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Oxford Circus
(2
min walk)
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Bond Street
(6
min walk)
Red-brick period property in a prominent location with nearby public transport links boasts unbranded offices providing telecoms and IT support on flexible terms. Meeting rooms, ISDN and showers feature.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- 1 to 65 people/100 sq ft to 6,500 sq ft
-
Oxford Circus
(3
min walk)
-
Goodge Street
(5
min walk)
Business Centre in an impressive period building offers fully-furnished, sleek unbranded offices with WiFi and air conditioning. A staffed reception, boardroom, breakout space, printing services and disabled facilities feature.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- Coworking Space
- 2 to 230 people/80 sq ft to 10,000 sq ft
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Regents Park
(4
min walk)
-
Great Portland St
(5
min walk)
Office building in a prime location with abundant natural light provides executive, unbranded workspaces and a newly-refurbished reception. CAT6, video conferencing facilities, VoIP and 24-hour access and security feature.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- 1 to 40 people/100 sq ft to 4,000 sq ft
-
Regents Park
(3
min walk)
-
Great Portland St
(4
min walk)
Traditional property in London’s Zone 1 provides office suites with high ceilings and plenty of natural light on flexible terms. Meeting rooms, a breakout area, shower facilities and private patio access feature.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
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Oxford Circus
(2
min walk)
-
Goodge Street
(6
min walk)
Art Deco commercial property located in Zone 1 provides floors of refurbished open-plan office space with good natural light and 24-hour access. The building benefits from a smart foyer, central heating and a lift.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- 1 to 55 people/100 sq ft to 5,500 sq ft
-
Oxford Circus
(3
min walk)
-
Bond Street
(4
min walk)
Period property in a prestigious location offers charming, unbranded workspaces near public transport connections. ISDN, IT support and telecoms are provided, with a reception offering admin support and telephone answering.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- 1 to 55 people/100 sq ft to 5,500 sq ft
-
Oxford Circus
(2
min walk)
-
Goodge Street
(5
min walk)
Grade II listed building provides versatile, professional workspaces in central London near tube and bus links. Amenities include a staffed reception, administrative assistance, meeting rooms and high-speed WiFi.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- 1 to 60 people/100 sq ft to 6,000 sq ft
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Oxford Circus
(2
min walk)
-
Goodge Street
(5
min walk)
Period property in a prime London location offers a contemporary open-plan office suite with wooden floors and central heating. The building enjoys natural light, 24-hour entryphone access and an onsite lift.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- 2 to 60 people/150 sq ft to 4,500 sq ft
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Oxford Circus
(3
min walk)
-
Bond Street
(4
min walk)
Prestigious Grade II listed Georgian building with high ceilings provides traditional, unbranded offices in Zone 1. The period property provides 24-hour access, reception services, lounge areas, VoIP and air conditioning.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
-
Oxford Circus
(3
min walk)
-
Goodge Street
(5
min walk)
Grade II listed 19th century property with design-led interiors offers business accommodation arranged over seven floors. The period building boasts fibre-optic broadband, cycle storage, breakout areas and meeting rooms.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- 1 to 60 people/40 sq ft to 2,400 sq ft
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Oxford Circus
(3
min walk)
-
Goodge Street
(4
min walk)
Boutique period property in a prestigious London location offers luxury office suites and modern amenities arranged over 5 floors. All-inclusive rates feature ultrafast fibre broadband, meeting rooms and IT support.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
-
Goodge Street
(4
min walk)
-
Oxford Circus
(4
min walk)
Unbranded, air-conditioned office suites are provided in this attractive corner property in a prime Soho location near several underground stations. The building offers IT support, telecoms and secure 24-hour access.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- 1 to 60 people/100 sq ft to 6,000 sq ft
-
Oxford Circus
(3
min walk)
-
Bond Street
(3
min walk)
Grade II listed Georgian property in an exclusive location provides unbranded, air-conditioned office suites. Amenities include conference facilities, telecoms, showers, IT support and reception services.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- 1 to 100 people/80 sq ft to 9,000 sq ft
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Oxford Circus
(3
min walk)
-
Goodge Street
(5
min walk)
Modern building finished to a high standard in an iconic London location offers large, bright offices with red brick walls, wooden floors and front-facing windows. The property boasts 24-hour keyless access and lifts.
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Great Portland St Office Guide
About Great Portland Street
Great Portland Street forms the boundary between Fitzrovia and Marylebone, linking Oxford Street with Marylebone Road and Albany Street. The street has its own unique charm and character, separating distinct areas, including Portland Place, Harley Street and Fitzrovia.
The street is mostly made up of Edwardian and Victorian properties, although following bomb damage from World War II, a number of houses were rebuilt and modern developments were constructed, many of which now containing modern, flexible offices.
Great Portland Street has been linked to many different trades and industries over the years, including clothing, music, vehicles and broadcasting. A diverse range of businesses rent office space in a mix of converted period properties and modern business centres.
Great Portland Street became colloquially known as ‘Motor Row’ in early 20th century due to its propensity for car manufacturers and dealerships, with over 30 car showrooms located along the street. The Benz Motor dealership was at the intersection with Weymouth Street and other manufacturers – Vauxhall, Austin and Jaguar – also had offices here.
There are still traces of evidence that hark back to when Great Portland Street was a major centre for women’s fashion in the 1950s and 1960s. The clothing trade started with stock and work rooms in the early 1900s on Great Portland Street, growing over the years and supplying London’s West End shops.
Office Availability in Great Portland Street
Great Portland Street is associated with broadcasters and media-related companies with a number of prestigious organisations located in offices on Great Portland Street. There is a mix of modern business centres and converted period properties offering a variety of open plan, shared space and private offices, meeting rooms and conferencing capabilities, as well as excellent communications facilities.
Transport Links
Great Portland Street is located near to a number of transport links, providing an easy commute to office space in the area. To the north of Great Portland Street is Great Portland Street station, which retains much of its 1930 cream faience tile façade and slate mansard roof, and to the south is Oxford Circus. Regent’s Park underground station is also within easy reach. There are a number of bus routes that serve the area well, leading to neighbouring districts.
Shopping, Restaurants and Leisure
The street is home to a wide range of independent traders, delicatessens, convenience stores, fashion boutiques, high street chains and luxury brands. There are a variety of pubs, cafes, bars, coffee shops and restaurants in and around Great Portland Street, providing office tenants with an abundance of food and drink options.
