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External Private Office for up to 27 People | 769 Sq. Ft.
213, Ilona Rose House, Soho Manette Street London W1D
Description
Private offices for up to 27 people in London, England for £18,900 / month +vat
Ilona Rose House boasts reimagined public spaces, including James Court—a café and restaurant-lined mews that links Manette Street to Greek Street. This vibrant area offers al fresco dining and serves as a central gathering point for Cubo members and visitors. Among the culinary offerings are Milk Beach, an Australian café and restaurant, and Kapara, an Israeli restaurant. The building is equipped with 280 secure indoor bicycle spaces, showers, and lockers, catering to the needs of modern professionals.
One of the most distinctive features of Ilona Rose House is its three subterranean levels, which house creative office and post-production spaces. Notably, Warner Brothers De Lane Lea has established their London post-production facility here, occupying 30,000 sq. ft.
The area is exceptionally well-connected, with multiple tube lines and stations nearby. The addition of the Elizabeth Line in 2022 has further enhanced connectivity, with the new Tottenham Court Road station entrance just over 100 meters from Ilona Rose House, offering transformative travel times across London.
Amenities:
- Water Stations
- Work & Social Events
- Front Reception Service
- Business Class Printers
- Private Phone Booths
- Networking Events
- Mail & Package Handling
- Secure & Super-Fast Internet
- Community Managers
- Unique Common Areas
- Speciality Tea/Roasted Coffee
- Daily Cleaning
- Bike Storage
- Alcoholic Beverages (inc. DRAFT)
- 24/7 Building Access
Atmosphere
All yours - This is a private space so go wild!
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About Host
Addressing the needs of the modern worker, Our co-working offers a workplace that takes the traditional requirements of functionality as a given, but adds a new focus to the needs, wants and lifestyles of its members.
