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Description
Managed offices for up to 28 people in Soho, Greater London from £45,503 / month +vat
The Deck Soho offers managed office space on flexible terms in the heart of Soho, London. The building features newly refurbished, fully fitted and furnished floors with high-quality finishes, private kitchens, outdoor terraces, and a modern communal lounge.
Included in your monthly licence fee
• Fully fitted and furnished workspace
• High-speed internet connectivity
• Utilities and building services included
• Cleaning and onsite management support
• Meeting rooms, phone booths, and breakout zones included
Amenities
• Bike storage and showers
• Private outdoor terraces and balconies on selected floors
• Large communal lounge with coffee and refreshments
• 24-hour secure access and modern finishes throughout
Work Environment
The Deck Soho provides a turnkey managed office solution in a lively Soho location. With self-contained floors, private kitchens, and outdoor terraces, the workspace encourages both collaboration and focus. Businesses can move in immediately without the need for additional fit-out, benefiting from a design that blends style, comfort, and functionality.
Location
• 5-minute walk to Tottenham Court Road Underground Station
• 6-minute walk to Piccadilly Circus Underground Station
• 8-minute walk to Leicester Square Underground Station
• Close to restaurants, cafés, and shops in Soho
Atmosphere
All yours - This is a private space so go wild!
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Pricing
| Monthly on 12-month term | £45,503 |
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About Host
Big biz is still stuck in the mud after the financial crisis. A tide of tech and creative startups is on the rise… and let’s imagine you’re one of them.
You’re on a mission with tons of potential, doing your best work together, making a dent in the universe. Yet you’re struggling to find an office.
The big office brokers are focused on their fellow big businesses. Biiiiig deals, with leases that go on and on and on.
Fair enough. But what are you and the rest of the gang supposed to do?
Something had to change. That’s why our two founders left their corporate office gigs and set up Kontor.
