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Berwick Street, located in the heart of prime Soho, is home to a thriving mix of fashion boutiques, merchants, and eateries. The building has been extensively restored, benefiting from an abundance of natural light and original period features. This boutique period property provides five unique and private office suites varying in size.

This business centre on Curzon Street comprises of high end, self-contained serviced office space. Boasting a large manned reception and excellent natural light. Situated on the south side of Curzon Street in the heart of Mayfair, with Piccadilly to the south and Berkeley Square a stone’s throw away. Within walking distance of Green Park Underground station serving easy access to the city and West London.

This business centre at Worship Street has been fully refurbished to a high standard, this building provides clients with a minimum of 1,635 square feet of prime office space. Benefiting from air conditioning and with kitchenettes & bathrooms on each floor, the 4 individual floors are ideal for medium to large sized businesses seeking a creative and flexible, modern working environment.

This former warehouse is brimming with character: exposed brick walls, Crittall windows and wood floors. The inside spaces are open-plan, airy and flooded with daylight. There’s an impressive boardroom, shared lounge and library where you can work quietly, catch up with colleagues or take time out. And on the roof, there’s a beautifully landscaped roof garden boasting panoramic views of the City, with plenty of tables and a covered meeting pod.

In a former life, this building was the home of British banking. A true London landmark. Today, award-winning architects BIG Group have transformed it into a home fit for today’s cutting-edge tech, media and FinTech companies. The reception area is a mix of modern with industrial touches, with wood panelling, black floors and angular neon lights. On the ground floor is the Theatre Deli, where you can catch live performances nearly every night of the week.

When Sanderson built this building in 1929 to house their design studios, offices and showroom, it was a beacon of modernity. Today, it’s been gloriously restored by architects TateHindle and interior designers Universal Design Studio to retain all its period charm – from the magnificent Art Deco staircase in the lobby to full-height Crittall windows that flood every floor with natural daylight. And atop its distinctive copper dome lies a shared roof terrace with panoramic views and a covered kitchen.