Edinburgh Office Space & Serviced Offices for Rent
Edinburgh, the capital city of Scotland, boasts a rich history, famous buildings and a strong economy, and is recognised as one of the UK’s most prominent financial centres. Well-known for its tourist attractions, film and art, and beautiful architecture, its infrastructure and excellent transport links are some of the country’s best, making it the perfect location for businesses. There are a wide variety of serviced offices available in modern business centres and converted period properties, to suit all budgets. [read more] [read less]
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- Coworking Space
- 1 to 55 people/100 sq ft to 5,500 sq ft
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Edinburgh Waverley
(3
min walk)
1960s Grade II listed property in a prestigious area offers contemporary workspaces on all-inclusive rentals. The building boasts reception services, video conferencing facilities and a roof terrace with citywide views.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- 1 to 75 people/100 sq ft to 7,500 sq ft
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Edinburgh Waverley
(4
min walk)
Historic property in a prestigious location offers boutique serviced offices on flexible agreements. Reception services, 24-hour access, showers, bike storage, meeting rooms and a breakout space are offered.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
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Edinburgh Waverley
(6
min walk)
Recently-refurbished Georgian townhouse in a central location offers bright, spacious office accommodation on flexible leases. Facilities include telephone answering, meeting rooms, IT support, telecoms and 24-hour access.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- Coworking Space
- 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
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Edinburgh Waverley
(6
min walk)
Historic building in a prestigious city centre location provides luxury boutique workspaces with high ceilings and access to private gardens. Reception services, CAT6, disabled facilities, ping pong and showers are offered.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- Coworking Space
- 1 to 65 people/100 sq ft to 6,500 sq ft
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Edinburgh Waverley
(5
min walk)
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Edinburgh Haymarket
(13
min walk)
Prestigious Edinburgh location offers colourful unbranded workspaces, car parking and a roof terrace. The property benefits from reception services, air conditioning, showers, 24-hour entry and disabled access.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- Coworking Space
- 1 to 60 people/100 sq ft to 6,000 sq ft
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Edinburgh Waverley
(6
min walk)
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Edinburgh Haymarket
(12
min walk)
Grade A listed period building in an iconic location with parking and a roof terrace provides flexible office spaces benefitting from WiFi, breakout areas, conference facilities, IT/admin support and reception services.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- 1 to 55 people/100 sq ft to 5,500 sq ft
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Edinburgh Waverley
(10
min walk)
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Edinburgh Haymarket
(11
min walk)
Refurbished Grade A listed traditional townhouse offers fully-furnished office spaces in a prestigious setting. The period building boasts a concierge, superfast internet, meeting rooms, bike/car parking, and gardens.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
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Edinburgh Haymarket
(6
min walk)
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Edinburgh Waverley
(11
min walk)
Grade A Georgian property provides unbranded, luxury business accommodation with original features in a prestigious city-centre location. Conference facilities, telecoms, AV equipment and reception services are provided.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
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Edinburgh Haymarket
(7
min walk)
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Edinburgh Waverley
(12
min walk)
Newly-built city-centre building with floor-to-ceiling windows offers bright, fully-equipped workspaces with 24/7 smartcard access and a professional reception. Facilities include meeting rooms and a business lounge.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
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Edinburgh Haymarket
(5
min walk)
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Edinburgh Waverley
(13
min walk)
Historic listed building offers fully-furnished, serviced offices on flexible licence agreements. The period property provides a managed reception, IT support, telecoms, secretarial services and meeting rooms.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
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Edinburgh Haymarket
(5
min walk)
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Edinburgh Waverley
(13
min walk)
Prestigious period building in a central Edinburgh location with multiple transport links provides traditional office space boasting high ceilings and large windows. High-speed internet, meeting rooms and 24/7 access feature.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- Coworking Space
- 1 to 200 people/75 sq ft to 15,000 sq ft
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Edinburgh Haymarket
(6
min walk)
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Edinburgh Waverley
(14
min walk)
Brand-new glass-fronted Business Centre boasts trendy unbranded offices. Mail handling and IT support can be provided, while the building offers 24/7 access, WiFi, training rooms, air conditioning and disabled facilities.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- 1 to 40 people/100 sq ft to 4,000 sq ft
Attractive warehouse conversion property offers contemporary office suites at affordable rates. The secure period building boasts 24-hour entry phone access, unlimited business broadband, disabled facilities and parking.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
Versatile, unbranded workspaces with high ceilings offered in a period waterside building with nearby bus stops. Features include 24-hour access, telecoms, showers, IT support, meeting rooms and parking.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- Coworking Space
- 1 to 70 people/100 sq ft to 7,000 sq ft
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Brunstane
(7
min walk)
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Newcraighall
(9
min walk)
Retail complex offers all-inclusive office space with nearby train and motorway links. The property benefits from a staffed reception, IT/admin support, printing facilities, bike racks, an ATM and an onsite café.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- 1 to 65 people/100 sq ft to 6,500 sq ft
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Newcraighall
(8
min walk)
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Brunstane
(9
min walk)
Commercial property with nearby railway and motorway access provides modern offices on flexible, economical terms. Facilities include 24-hour key fob entry and security, postal services and secure storage.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- 1 to 60 people/100 sq ft to 6,000 sq ft
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South Gyle
(9
min walk)
Professional office spaces provided on flexible, affordable terms at a Business Park location close to rail and motorway links. Perks include 24/7 access, mail handling services, storage and CCTV security.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- Coworking Space
- 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
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South Gyle
(5
min walk)
Glass-fronted Business Centre offers contemporary workspaces with market-leading telecoms and 24/7 access. Onsite parking, outdoor seating, disabled facilities and a staffed reception with call-answering service are provided.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- 1 to 60 people/100 sq ft to 6,000 sq ft
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South Gyle
(5
min walk)
Contemporary Business Centre enjoying access to nearby motorways, train stations and the airport provides bright serviced offices. The building boasts a breakout space, concierge, 24/7 access, gardens and bike/car parking.
- Private Offices (serviced or unserviced)
- Coworking Space
- 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
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South Gyle
(9
min walk)
Business Park enjoying nearby train, tram and motorway access offers modern, air-conditioned workspaces on fully-inclusive terms, including reception services, conference facilities, IT/admin support, telecoms and parking.
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Edinburgh Office Guide
About Edinburgh
The capital of Scotland, Edinburgh is an historic city and is the second largest financial centre in the UK, housing the head offices of a number of prestigious financial services companies. Edinburgh also has a long association with education, medicine, the sciences and engineering, and literature.
In the 17th century, the city’s boundaries were still defined by its defensive town walls. To accommodate the growing population, houses were built higher to as much as 11 storeys, and are considered as forerunners of the modern-day skyscraper. In later years, most of these houses were replaced by Victorian buildings which are evident in Edinburgh’s Old Town area.
By the first half of the 18th century, Edinburgh was prosperous and had started to become an important centre for the banking industry.
In the 19th century, Edinburgh’s traditional industries of brewing, distilling and printing were joined by more modern industries of engineering and rubber works, but industrialisation of the city was low in comparison to other UK cities. The city centre between George Street and Princes Street became a major commercial and shopping area, boosted by the arrival of the railway in the 1840s.
By the 1990s, Edinburgh was the ‘financial district’ of the north, mainly located on demolished railway property west of the castle and down into Fountainbridge. Today, the city is the second largest financial and administration area of the UK, accounting for as much as a third of all commercial office space in the city. Edinburgh’s Old and New Towns were listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1995 and there are more than 4,500 listed buildings within the city.
Offices to Rent in Edinburgh
Much of the office space in the city centre is found in beautifully converted and impressive period and listed properties, while there are modern, contemporary business centres to the west of the city centre. Edinburgh Park is the city’s new business and technology park with many architecturally-impressive modern business premises offering shared, open-plan and private work space, meeting rooms, state-of-the-art conference facilities, break-out areas and manned receptions.
Transport Connections
Edinburgh’s excellent transport links attract a wide range of companies looking for office space to the area. Most people move around Edinburgh city by bus which link the city centre to surrounding suburbs. Edinburgh Waverley serves as Edinburgh’s mainline station and is the second busiest station in Scotland, providing a plethora of rail services to London King’s Cross as well as other major UK cities.
Trams were introduced in 2014, running from Edinburgh Airport to York Place in the city centre. It is proposed to build tram lines to run from Haymarket through to Waterfront Edinburgh in the future.
Edinburgh Airport is the largest and busiest in Scotland and is the main international gateway for Scotland. There are plans to expand the airfield and terminal building, and the possibility of a second runway, at some point in the future.
Shopping, Restaurants and Leisure
Office tenants have access to a plethora of shopping opportunities, food options and entertainment facilities. The city’s main shopping areas are located around Princes Street with a variety of well-known high street names and chain stores, whilst George Street is home to more upmarket outlets, fashion brand names and independent stores. There are also several retail parks on the outskirts of the city centre.
Edinburgh is famous for the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, the world’s largest arts festival that takes place every year.
Leith was historically the port of Edinburgh and many of its former dockland buildings have been redeveloped into residential areas complete with excellent leisure and shopping facilities. Portobello is a suburb on the shores of Leith and has been transformed, incorporating a beach, promenade, rowing and sailing clubs, bars, restaurants, cafes, a range of independent shops and a former Victorian swimming pool that has been restored and now includes Turkish baths.
