24 coworking desks to let in London
Across 162 areas and 22 buildings from 9 operators. Median coworking desk £300 per month, October 2026. Stations nearby: London Fields, Hackney Central and Hackney Downs.
Prime office space available - Mayfair
60 Grosvenor Street Mayfair, W1K
Co working Desks with group discounts
ground/low, Nirvana CPH Angel, N1
Coworking Desks - Open Studio set-up
40 Blackfriars Road Southwark, SE1
Coworking Desks in London
2nd Floor, 6 Sancroft Street Kennington, SE11
Office space by area in London
Central London (2,570 offices across 44 areas)
- West End (578)
- Borough (502)
- Mayfair (326)
- Fitzrovia (281)
- Chancery Lane (273)
- Marylebone (269)
- Old Street (267)
- Bloomsbury (256)
- Farringdon (239)
- Tottenham Court Road (225)
City of London (1,091 offices across 13 areas)
- Bank (363)
- Fenchurch Street (312)
- Liverpool Street (249)
- Moorgate (247)
- Fleet Street (220)
- Monument (155)
- Spitalfields (141)
- Cannon Street (113)
- Barbican (110)
- Blackfriars (79)
West London (570 offices across 30 areas)
- Hammersmith (123)
- Ealing (92)
- Kensington (64)
- Ladbroke Grove (63)
- Chiswick (60)
- Turnham Green (60)
- Fulham (56)
- Uxbridge (51)
- South Kensington (44)
- Richmond (40)
East London (450 offices across 21 areas)
- Tower Hill (205)
- Shoreditch (191)
- Aldgate (155)
- Canary Wharf (114)
- Whitechapel (79)
- Wapping (54)
- Aldgate East (51)
- Shoreditch High Street Station (49)
- Bow (41)
- Hoxton (37)
South London (412 offices across 33 areas)
- Greenwich (150)
- Bermondsey (128)
- Kennington (56)
- Putney (43)
- Lewisham (35)
- Croydon (27)
- Bromley (26)
- Elephant and Castle (25)
- Kingston upon Thames (21)
- Wandsworth (18)
North London (409 offices across 21 areas)
- Islington (155)
- Camden Town (82)
- Wood Green (63)
- Camden (60)
- Finsbury Park (51)
- Holloway (47)
- The Angel (40)
- Tottenham (24)
- Archway (17)
- Angel (16)
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 (428) - Central line, Circle line, Hammersmith & City line, Metropolitan line, Elizabeth line, Weaver line
- Bank (393) - Central line, Northern line, Waterloo & City line, DLR
- Monument (308) - Circle line, District line
- Moorgate (273) - Circle line, Hammersmith & City line, Metropolitan line, Northern line
- Oxford Circus (273) - Bakerloo line, Central line, Victoria line
- Aldgate (271) - Circle line, Metropolitan line
- Cannon Street (266) - Circle line, District line
- Chancery Lane (263) - Central line
- Fenchurch Street (259)
- Tottenham Court Road (230) - Central line, Northern line, Elizabeth line
- Old Street (213) - Northern line
- Holborn (196) - Central line, Piccadilly line
- Farringdon (179) - Circle line, Hammersmith & City line, Metropolitan line, Elizabeth line
- Bond Street (176) - Central line, Jubilee line, Elizabeth line
- Aldgate East (165) - District line, Hammersmith & City line
- St. Paul's (164) - Central line
- Mansion House (163) - Circle line, District line
- Piccadilly Circus (152) - Bakerloo line, Piccadilly line
- Leicester Square (149) - Northern line, Piccadilly line
- Tower Gateway (148) - DLR
Operators in London
Coworking space in London
Rubberdesk lists 65 coworking desks across London, in buildings run by independent operators such as The Trampery, Runway East, The Boutique Workplace Company, Bespoke Spaces and Working From. As of October 2026 the median desk costs £300 per desk per month, against £517 per desk for a private office. The desks sit in Finsbury Park, King's Cross, Kensington, Southwark and London Bridge among others, so the choice is usually made on location and price rather than on the building.
What a coworking desk in London costs
A coworking desk is priced per person per month, and the figure normally covers the desk, fast internet, use of the kitchen and breakout space, printing and a share of the meeting rooms. Listed prices run from about £100 a month for a hot desk on a part-time basis to £900 for a dedicated desk in a central building with 24 hour access. The live median above is the middle of that range on the day of the snapshot.
A hot desk is any free seat in the shared area. A dedicated desk is yours, with a drawer or locker, and costs more. A private office in a coworking building is listed separately under office space in London, where the count is far larger; if you need a door that closes, start there.
Where London's coworking desks are
The desks listed here cluster north and south of the centre rather than in the City itself: Finsbury Park, King's Cross and Camden to the north, Southwark, London Bridge and Kennington to the south, with Kensington and Victoria to the west. Most of the large coworking brands sell memberships through their own sites and list their private offices with us instead, which is why this page is shorter than the office space page and why the operators here are mostly independents.
How quickly can I start
Usually within the week. A coworking membership needs no fit out and no long agreement: a viewing, a monthly membership and a deposit of a month at most. Most operators let you try a day first. If the desk you want is in a building with only one or two listed, ask whether it is still free before you visit; the smaller sites fill quickly.
Figures from live Rubberdesk listings as of October 2026.
London flexible office market report - how these rates have moved, and how they break down by area, office size and operator.
Office space in London: your questions answered
How much does a coworking desk cost in London?
The median listed desk is £300 per person per month as at October 2026. Listed prices run from about £100 for a part-time hot desk to £900 for a dedicated desk in a central building with round the clock access. For comparison, a private office in London has a median of £517 per desk per month, so a coworking desk is roughly half the cost of a desk behind a door.
What is the difference between a hot desk, a dedicated desk and a private office?
A hot desk is any free seat in the shared area, taken on the day; the cheapest way in, and the right one if you are in two or three days a week. A dedicated desk is the same desk every day, with a locker or a drawer, and costs more because nobody else uses it. A private office is a lockable room inside the same building, priced per desk and listed under office space rather than coworking. If your team needs to take calls all day or leave equipment out, a dedicated desk is the minimum and a private office is usually the answer.
What does a London coworking membership include?
The desk, fast internet, use of the kitchen and breakout space, printing and a share of the meeting rooms, all on one monthly figure. Most memberships include some meeting room hours and charge for more, so ask how many are in the price and what an extra hour costs. Postal address and phone answering are extras with some operators and included with others. Round the clock access is usual for dedicated desks and not always for hot desks.
Where in London are the coworking desks?
The desks listed with us cluster north and south of the centre rather than in the City: Finsbury Park, King's Cross and Camden to the north, Southwark, London Bridge and Kennington to the south, with Kensington and Victoria to the west. The large coworking brands mostly sell memberships through their own sites and list their private offices with us, which is why this page is shorter than the London office space page and why the operators here are mostly independents such as The Trampery, Runway East and The Boutique Workplace Company.
How quickly can I start, and how long am I tied in?
Usually within the week. A coworking membership needs no fit out and no long agreement: a viewing, a monthly membership and a deposit of a month at most, and most operators let you try a day first. Memberships roll monthly, with a month's notice to leave. If the building you want has only one or two desks listed, ask whether it is still free before you visit, because the smaller sites fill quickly.
