3,218 office spaces to rent in London
Across 162 areas and 1,071 buildings from 94 operators, plus 26 coworking desks. Median private office £511 per desk per month, October 2026.
Managed Office for up to 26 People | 1,146 Sq. Ft.
2nd Floor, 26 Soho Square Soho, W1D
Managed Office for up to 6 People | 443 Sq. Ft.
8 Berwick Street Soho, W1F
22 Person Managed Office with 2 Meeting Rooms | 1,648 Sq. Ft.
14 Cullum Street Fenchurch Street, EC3M
7 Person External Private Office in London
3 More London Place London Bridge, SE1
Private Office for 12 Person
Alto-04-108, Level 4, South Bank Central, 30 Stamford Street Southwark, SE1
17 Person Managed Office in Liverpool Street | 2,342 sq ft
Level 1, 60 Bishopsgate Liverpool Street, EC2N
6 Person Private Office (Atrium) in Appold Street | 210 sqft
6 Workstations Office, 9 Appold Street Liverpool Street, EC2A
21 Person Private Office | 694 sqft
21-33 Great Eastern Street Shoreditch, EC2A
Prime office space available - Mayfair
60 Grosvenor Street Mayfair, W1K
7 Desk Serviced Office
Level 1, Devonshire House, One Mayfair Place Mayfair, W1J
Private Office for up to 7 People | 293 sqft
M3, 40 Bowling Green Lane Clerkenwell, EC1R
Private Office for up to 8 People | 400 sqft
5 City Road Old Street, EC1V
18 Person Private Office in London | 615 sqft
9 Portland Place Oxford Circus, W1B
8 Person Private Office | 175 Sq. Ft.
07-106, 145 City Road Hoxton Old Street, EC1V
6 Person Private Office | 120 Sq. Ft.
06-116, 145 City Road Hoxton Old Street, EC1V
Managed Office for up to 50 People | 3,328 Sq. Ft.
White Cube Building 48 Hoxton Square Shoreditch, N1
8 Person Private Office in London
207, Level 2, 117 Waterloo Road Mercury House Waterloo, SE1
Managed Office for up to 40 People with Meeting Room | 2,527 Sq. Ft.
Level 2, 5 Sycamore Street Clerkenwell, EC1Y
19 Person Private Office | 658 Sq. Ft.
622, 125 Old Broad Street Bank, EC2N
Private Office for up to 22 People with 2 Meeting Rooms & 2 Phone Booths | 1,197 Sq. Ft.
2207, 1 Leadenhall Street Fenchurch Street, EC3V
Office space by area in London
Central London (2,518 offices across 44 areas)
- West End (583)
- Borough (502)
- Mayfair (338)
- Chancery Lane (289)
- Marylebone (263)
- Fitzrovia (257)
- Old Street (254)
- Bloomsbury (247)
- Farringdon (241)
- Holborn (221)
City of London (1,083 offices across 13 areas)
- Bank (343)
- Fenchurch Street (302)
- Fleet Street (236)
- Liverpool Street (228)
- Moorgate (227)
- Monument (149)
- Spitalfields (138)
- St Paul's (137)
- Cannon Street (117)
- Barbican (103)
West London (574 offices across 30 areas)
- Hammersmith (128)
- Ealing (103)
- Ladbroke Grove (73)
- Kensington (64)
- Chiswick (60)
- Richmond (53)
- South Kensington (50)
- Uxbridge (50)
- Turnham Green (46)
- Fulham (42)
East London (450 offices across 21 areas)
- Tower Hill (196)
- Shoreditch (176)
- Aldgate (153)
- Canary Wharf (116)
- Whitechapel (81)
- Aldgate East (53)
- Wapping (53)
- Shoreditch High Street Station (46)
- Bow (43)
- Stratford (42)
North London (391 offices across 21 areas)
- Islington (218)
- Camden Town (83)
- Wood Green (63)
- Camden (61)
- Finsbury Park (53)
- The Angel (40)
- Holloway (37)
- Tottenham (24)
- Dalston (22)
- Angel (18)
South London (386 offices across 33 areas)
- Greenwich (146)
- Bermondsey (129)
- Kennington (56)
- Putney (37)
- Lewisham (33)
- Croydon (27)
- Bromley (25)
- Elephant and Castle (24)
- Kingston upon Thames (19)
- Wandsworth (19)
Office space near London stations
The stations with the most offices within a five minute walk, linked to the area page that lists them.
- Liverpool Street (407) - Central line, Circle line, Hammersmith & City line, Metropolitan line, Elizabeth line, Weaver line
- Bank (372) - Central line, Northern line, Waterloo & City line, DLR
- Monument (294) - Circle line, District line
- Chancery Lane (271) - Central line
- Aldgate (270) - Circle line, Metropolitan line
- Cannon Street (261) - Circle line, District line
- Oxford Circus (259) - Bakerloo line, Central line, Victoria line
- Fenchurch Street (249)
- Moorgate (249) - Circle line, Hammersmith & City line, Metropolitan line, Northern line
- Tottenham Court Road (206) - Central line, Northern line, Elizabeth line
- Old Street (198) - Northern line
- Holborn (196) - Central line, Piccadilly line
- Farringdon (181) - Circle line, Hammersmith & City line, Metropolitan line, Elizabeth line
- Bond Street (180) - Central line, Jubilee line, Elizabeth line
- Aldgate East (170) - District line, Hammersmith & City line
- Mansion House (167) - Circle line, District line
- St. Paul's (165) - Central line
- Leicester Square (147) - Northern line, Piccadilly line
- Piccadilly Circus (143) - Bakerloo line, Piccadilly line
- Tower Gateway (143) - DLR
Operators in London
Looking for office space in London?
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London Office Space Price by Region
| Location | 1-4 Desks | 5-10 Desks | 11-15 Desks | 16-25 Desks | 26-50 Desks | 50+ Desks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Central London | £640 | £669 | £680 | £707 | £725 | £840 |
| West London | £429 | £370 | £350 | £463 | £496 | £642 |
| East London | £418 | £393 | £429 | £508 | £500 | £429 |
| North London | £389 | £288 | £309 | £408 | £381 | £448 |
| South London | £364 | £320 | £270 | £288 | £170 | £303 |
Source Rubberdesk. Median monthly price per person for private offices, by office size. Prices as of October 2026.
London Office Space Price Guides
- City of London Office Space Price Guide
- Central London Office Space Price Guide
- East London Office Space Price Guide
- West London Office Space Price Guide
Key Tube Stations in London
- Piccadilly Circus Station
- Chancery Lane Station
- Waterloo Station
- London Bridge Station
- Liverpool Street Station
- Leicester Square Station
- Southwark Station
- Borough Station
- Tower Hill Station
- Tottenham Court Road
- Monument Station
Key Tube Lines in London
- London's Circle Line
- London Victoria Line
- London Elizabeth Line
- London Northern Line
- London Jubilee Line
- London Piccadilly Line
- London District Line
- London Central Line
- London Hammersmith Line
- London Metropolitan Line
Learn more about flexible office space in London
- London Flexible Office Space Report
- Comparing Serviced Offices vs Leased Offices
- The rise of serviced office space and how it's disrupting traditional leases
- The Top 10 Benefits of Flexible Office Space
- Seven Common Mistakes When Choosing a Flexible Office
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Office space in London: your questions answered
How much does office space cost in London?
As of October 2026, the median private office in London costs £511 per desk per month, and a coworking desk £295 per month. Flexible office space is priced per desk (or per person) per month, and that figure normally covers rent, business rates, utilities, internet, cleaning and reception, so a team of ten should budget roughly ten times the per-desk rate with no separate bills on top. Location is the biggest driver: Central London and the City sit well above the median, while East and South London sit below it. The figures on this page come from the live listings on Rubberdesk and are refreshed weekly; the London Flexible Office Market Report tracks them quarter by quarter.
Which areas of London are cheapest for office space?
Prices fall as you move away from the West End and the City. As of October 2026, the median private office desk costs £688 a month in Central London, £415 in West London, £345 in North London, £434 in East London and £311 in South London. Within Central London the City of London averages £736 per desk. If budget matters more than postcode, look at well-connected areas one or two stops out on the same line: Stratford, Bermondsey, Hammersmith, Camden and Croydon all offer serviced offices at a fraction of West End rates.
What is the difference between a serviced office and a managed office?
A serviced office is a ready-to-use private office inside a shared building: furnished, connected, staffed reception, shared meeting rooms and kitchens, on a single monthly licence fee with terms from one month upwards. A managed office is a self-contained floor or suite that an operator fits out to your specification and runs for you, still on one monthly bill, but typically on a 12 to 36 month term and for teams of 20 or more. Serviced suits growing teams that value flexibility; managed suits companies that want their own front door and branding without taking on a conventional lease. Rubberdesk lists both, and the City of London price guide compares what each costs.
What is included in the price of a London serviced office?
Almost everything. The monthly fee for a serviced office normally includes the rent, business rates, service charge, utilities, high-speed internet, furniture, cleaning, building security, staffed reception and use of shared kitchens and breakout space. Meeting rooms are usually included up to a monthly allowance and charged by the hour after that. Things to check before signing: printing, parking, out-of-hours access, whether phone lines and IT support are extra, and the size of the deposit (typically one to two months). Every Rubberdesk listing shows what is included, so you can compare like for like.
How quickly can I move into an office in London?
Faster than most people expect. Coworking desks and many serviced offices can be occupied within a few days of agreeing terms, because the space is already furnished and connected; a week or two is typical once you allow for the licence agreement and deposit. Managed offices take longer, usually four to twelve weeks, because the operator fits the space out for you first. The quickest route is to tell us your team size, budget and preferred areas: we shortlist available offices, arrange viewings and negotiate on your behalf at no cost to you.
How much office space do I need per person?
Flexible offices in London are planned at roughly 50 square feet (about 4.6 square metres) per desk, which is the convention used for the floorspace figures on this site. Allow more, around 75 to 100 square feet per person, if you want private meeting rooms, a kitchen of your own or space to grow into. In practice most teams choose an office by desk count rather than floor area: as of October 2026 there are 69,094 desks available across London on Rubberdesk, from single-desk offices to whole floors.
Do I need to sign a long lease for office space in London?
No. Serviced and coworking space is let on a licence agreement rather than a lease, with terms from one month and twelve months being the most common. Notice periods are usually one to three months and the price is fixed for the term, so you are not exposed to rent reviews, dilapidations or business-rates bills. Managed offices sit in the middle, at one to three years. A conventional lease on a self-contained office runs five to ten years with a legal process and fit-out costs on top, which is why most London businesses under 50 people choose flexible space instead.
