Office Space to Rent in London

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How much does office space cost in London?

A private office in a serviced or coworking building in London runs from £240 per person per month at the low end to £675 in the upper quarter of the market, with a median of £475. Furniture, internet, meeting rooms and reception are included at every price on this page. Source: SquareFoot office price index, updated daily.

What kinds of office space are listed?

1194 private floors, 982 serviced offices, 89 flexible workspaces, 38 subleases. Prices are per desk per month for serviced and flexible space; small-suite landlords such as Boxer Property list a whole-suite rent, marked as such; subleases and direct floors are shown with their asking rent where the landlord publishes one.

Who can help a company find an office in London, and is it free?

SquareFoot does. Shortlist offices on this page or tell us what the team needs, and our local team in London confirms availability and current prices with each operator and arranges the viewings. It is free for the tenant: the operator pays the introduction fee when a contract is signed, and the price is the same as going direct.

How do I rent an office in London?

Pick the spaces you like on this page or in the live search and request a tour: SquareFoot's local partner confirms availability and the current rate with each operator and books the visits. A serviced office in London can usually be signed within days on a short agreement, on terms from month-to-month to twelve months, with furniture, internet and meeting rooms included. Tenants pay nothing for the search.

What is the cheapest office rental in London?

One office in ten in London lists under £240 per desk per month. By district, Wembley has the lowest median, at £160 per desk. Coworking desks and small private offices away from the core business district cost least, and most operators discount a twelve-month term, so ask for that rate before you compare.

Where can I find office space to rent in London?

This page lists 2325 offices to rent across London, from Mayfair, Soho and Fitzrovia in the West End to the City, Shoreditch, Old Street and Farringdon in the east and King's Cross, Victoria and London Bridge in between. Each listing shows the operator's own asking price per desk per month where one is published. Shortlist the offices you like and our local team in London confirms availability and books the viewings, free for the tenant.

What is a serviced office in London, and what does the price include?

A serviced office is a furnished private office in a building run by an operator such as Fora, Regus, WeWork or Argyll, let on a licence of one to twelve months rather than a lease. One monthly fee per desk covers rent, business rates, service charge, utilities, cleaning, internet, reception and a meeting-room allowance; VAT at 20% is usually added on top. Published serviced office prices on this page run from £240 to £675 per desk per month, with a median of £475.

What is the cost of office space in London per square foot?

Serviced offices in London are priced per desk, not per square foot. As a rough conversion, a desk takes 50 to 100 sq ft (the British Council for Offices measured an average of 9.6 sq m, about 103 sq ft, per workstation in conventional offices in 2018), so the November 2026 median of £475 per desk a month works out at about £57 to £114 per sq ft a year, all-in. That is a conversion, not a quoted rent. For comparison, Knight Frank's prime headline rents for conventional leases in Q3 2026 were £200 per sq ft a year in the West End Core and £112.50 in the City Core, before business rates, service charge and fit-out.

Are there offices to let in London for 20, 50 or 100 people?

Yes. In November 2026, 1,047 London centres on this page list an office for 20 to 50 people (442 with a published price, median £550 per desk a month) and 447 list one for 50 or more (median £555). For 50 people and up, operators also quote managed floors: a self-contained floor fitted out to your brief on a one-to-three-year agreement, priced per floor rather than per desk, so ask our local team in London for a quote.

How long are office leases in London?

It depends on the product. A serviced office licence runs one to twelve months and rolls monthly after that; a managed office agreement usually runs one to three years; a conventional lease runs five to ten years, often with a tenant break at year three or five. CBRE put the average London flex deal at 19 months in Q1 2026, so most companies taking space today sign for under two years.

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