14 coworking desks to let in North London

Second only to South London on price. A private office here is £346 per desk per month on the September 2026 figures, around 40% below the £558 London median, and the second cheapest region in the capital after the south. The rate covers rent, business rates, utilities, internet, furniture, cleaning and reception on one monthly licence, so a team of ten budgets roughly ten times the per-desk figure with no separate bills. The spread is unusually wide here: Kings Cross prices like Central London, while Tottenham and Wood Green are among the cheapest places to put a team anywhere in London.

Tottenham at £186 per desk and Wood Green at £225 are the cheapest, followed by Holloway at £285 and Finsbury Park at £298. Camden sits in the middle at £407. Kings Cross is the dearest at £600, where the redeveloped estate prices closer to Central London than to the rest of the north. All of these sit on the Piccadilly or Victoria lines, so the cheaper options are not badly connected - they are simply further out.

Across most of the region, and it is what North London is most searched for. A coworking desk in London runs at about £300 a month, and the northern areas sit at or below that - a hot desk gives you a seat in a shared room, a business address and access to meeting rooms, with no fixed office and usually a rolling monthly term. Camden, Islington, Dalston and Finsbury Park carry most of it. If you want a lockable room instead, a small private office in the same areas starts not far above the desk rate, which is rarely true further south.

Rent, business rates, service charge, utilities, high-speed internet, furniture, cleaning, security, reception and shared kitchens, on one monthly licence. Across North London listings, 95% include meeting rooms, 85% offer 24-hour access and 79% have bike racks - the highest share of any London region, which fits an area where a lot of people cycle in from Islington, Camden and Hackney. Check the meeting-room allowance, the deposit (typically one to two months), and whether printing and IT support cost extra. Most of North London lies outside the Congestion Charge zone, though the ULEZ applies throughout, so driving is more realistic here than in the centre.

A serviced office or coworking desk can usually be taken within days - the space is furnished, connected and staffed, so the licence and deposit are the only real steps, and a week is common for a desk. A private office is typically a week or two. Managed space fitted out to your brief runs to four to twelve weeks. North London's supply is spread thinly across about 60 operators and 100 buildings rather than concentrated in a few, so it pays to shortlist several areas at once rather than fixing on one. Tell us your headcount, budget and preferred stations and we will do that for you, at no charge.