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Soho Office Space Rentals – FAQs
Why Is Soho Popular for Office Space?
Offices to Rent in Soho: How Much Do They Cost?
What Buildings Offer Serviced Offices in Soho?
Which Organisations Choose Office Space to Rent in Soho?
Which Transport Links Serve the Area?
Where Is Soho and What Is It Best Known For?
Which Areas Are Nearest To Soho?
Which Soho Offices Are in Our Top 3?
How Does FreeOfficeFinder Help You Find Workspace in the Area?
Why Is Soho Popular for Office Space?
Offices to rent in Soho are popular for their film and music heritage. By 1914, Wardour Street housed more than 20 film companies, including British Pathé. It became a music hotspot in the 1960s, with the Marquee Club hosting the Rolling Stones, Bowie and Led Zeppelin before they were famous. This legacy continues to attract media and entertainment companies today.
Much of the district lies within the Soho and Chinatown Conservation Area, which restricts demolition and large-scale development. This gives firms added security when signing a lease.
Ongoing investment signals to businesses that the area is being actively developed. @sohoplace opened in 2022 as the first new-build theatre in over half a century, reinforcing its creative reputation.
Office to Rent in Soho: How Much Do They Cost?
Serviced offices: Prices generally range from £860 to £890 per desk per month, on flexible terms from 3 to 36 months. Can be configured for teams of all sizes, from 2 to 200+ people.
Managed offices: Costs average around £218 per sq ft, with terms from 12 months to 3+ years. Ideal for growing teams or established businesses of 300+ people.
Coworking spaces: Rates typically start from £340 to £370 per person, on rolling or short-term agreements. Best suited to smaller teams of 1-20 or freelancers.
Virtual offices: A business address with mail handling starts at around £25 per month. Premium packages, including call answering and workspace access, run from 45 to £120 per month.
Costs are based on average rates from our Soho listings, alongside market data collected by our team. Some offices may sit outside these ranges depending on size, specification and contract length.
What Buildings Offer Serviced Offices in Soho?
Serviced offices can be found within Georgian townhouses around Soho Square. Victorian and Edwardian buildings along Dean Street and Frith Street offer workspace above restaurants and bars.
Modern developments are typically located near Oxford Street and Tottenham Court Road. These serviced office spaces often include roof terraces, floor-to-ceiling windows, and BREEAM-rated specifications.
Photos Taken While We Visited Soho
These photos were taken during a visit to the area. Victorian terrace buildings above shops are shown alongside newer glass-fronted properties. Soho Square Gardens and @sohoplace give workers places to unwind nearby.
Which Organisations Choose Office Space to Rent in Soho?
Media and creative businesses have chosen office space to rent in Soho since the 1950s. Post-production houses, advertising agencies, record labels, and design studios drive demand.
A growing number of tech firms with an entertainment or design focus are also attracted to the area. We've helped teams across these industries find workspace, including Technical Arts, Outlander Magazine and Independent Physiological Diagnostics.
Which Transport Links Serve the Area?
| Mode of Transport | Station/Stop | Lines/Routes |
| Underground | Tottenham Court Road | Central, Northern, Elizabeth |
| Oxford Circus | Central, Bakerloo, Victoria | |
| Piccadilly Circus | Piccadilly, Bakerloo | |
| Bus | Multiple local stops | 14 to Putney |
| 19 to Finsbury Park | ||
| 38 to Clapton Pond | ||
| Cycling | Multiple docking stations | Santander Cycles |
| Road access | Clerkenwell | A400 – Charing Cross Road / Tottenham Court Road |
| A4210 – Regent Street | ||
| Parking | Q-Park Soho, ParkBee London | n/a |
Where Is Soho and What Is It Best Known For?
Soho is situated within the West End. It is bordered by Oxford Street to the north, Regent Street to the west, Shaftesbury Avenue to the south, and Charing Cross to the east.
The area is best known for its century-long reputation as an entertainment hub, which continues to draw like-minded businesses. It hosted the first demonstration of a working TV set in 1926, and Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club has operated since 1959.
Carnaby Street is famous for its boutique shops and its role as the epicentre of the Swinging Sixties fashion movement. Berwick Street Market has traded since 1778, feeding workers longer than almost any other market in London.
Our in-depth guide covers what it's like to work in the area, with insights into nearby dining, shopping, and wellbeing options.
Which Areas Are Nearest To Soho?
The areas nearest to Soho include Fitzrovia, where private office space costs are typically lower. Covent Garden has a similar mix of period buildings and creative occupiers, with easier access to the Southbank and the City.
Marylebone offers a more peaceful, residential atmosphere and attracts medical and professional services firms.
Which Soho Offices Are In Our Top 3?
Broadwick Street - Best for collaborative culture
We rate this building for teams that want their workspace to double as a social hub, with regular talks, workshops, and networking events. Open-plan breakout spaces featuring bean bags, bookshelves, and distinct seating zones enhance the collaborative feel. We also like the roof terrace as an additional spot for informal catch-ups.
Warwick Street - Best value for money
This option suits cost-conscious teams without compromising on quality. A light-filled atrium sets the tone, backed by meeting rooms of varying sizes. These are fully fitted with screens and whiteboards for presentations, team calls, and project work. We also find that the staffed reception and well-equipped kitchen facilities add value for teams.
Richmond Mews - Best for trendy interiors
We recommend these offices for companies that want genuine character, rather than a generic fit-out. Exposed ceilings and brickwork are softened by touches of greenery. We also like how glass partitions and skylights enhance the bright, airy atmosphere.
How Does FreeOfficeFinder Help Businesses Find Workspace in the Area?
FreeOfficeFinder helps businesses find workspace in Soho at no cost. With over 20 years of experience, we will always advise if quoted rents don't reflect current market prices. We will also accompany you on viewings and negotiate rent-free periods or break clauses.
We try to respond within the same day so teams never wait long to hear back. We can move fast from first enquiry through to occupation once you've found the right space.
Strong landlord relationships give us early access to offices, including ones that never reach the open market. We're generally tracking around 50 available options in the area at any one time.
Get in touch, and we'll find your perfect office space, from Soho Square's Georgian townhouses to Tottenham Court Road's modern developments.
