Office Space in London Bridge with a variety of flexible serviced office space to rent, meeting every budget & office requirement.
Montague Close
3rd Floor
London
SE1
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Hay's Lane
London
SE1
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| A converted Grade II Victorian wharf warehouse located 2 minutes walk from the southern foot of London Bridge. Completely modernised within, the building retains its wonderful character of arched windows and brick facade. Serviced offices offices office space to let and virtual offices in London Bridge SE1. |
| Serviced Offices from £750/month |
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Tooley Street
4th Floor
London
SE1
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| The building is prominently situated adjacent to the retail leisure amenities of Hays Galleria. The high quality More London Office, retail hotel development is also just a short walk away. London Bridge Station is situated opposite the building, providing access to mainline rail services and the Northern and Jubilee Underground lines. |
| Office Space from £35.00/sq ft |
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Borough High Street
London
SE1
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| Recently refurbished & offered at affordable prices on flexible terms. There is a lift to all floors. 2 mins walk to London Bridge station. This 4 storey building offers modern, high quality, well-appointed office suites from 100 sq ft to 1600 sq ft. Serviced offices office space rental and virtual offices in London Bridge Borough London. |
| Serviced Offices from £325-375/month |
Virtual Offices from £130/month |
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Borough High Street
Borough
London
SE1
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| This 1980's building has an attractive brick facade with a marble lined entrance hall. Office suites are arranged over 3 floors & are cabled to a high specification. 2 mins walk to London Bridge Station. Office space to let with serviced offices and virtual offices in Borough London. |
| Serviced Offices from £325-375/month |
Virtual Offices from £130/month |
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Monument
London
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| An air conditioned hi-spec building with 24 hour access and has a professional managemenet team on hand to assist with all your daily office needs. The building benefits from an excellent security system, with extensive CCTV coverage of the building and surrounding area. |
| Serviced Offices from £650-750/month |
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Borough High Street
London
SE1
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| Recently refurbished and cabled to a high specification & offered at affordable prices on flexible terms. 3 mins walk to London Bridge Station. Offers modern, high quality, office suites from 100 sq ft to 1600 sq ft. |
| Serviced Offices from £300/month |
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Upper Ground
London
SE1
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| This Centre is located towards the eastern end of London's South Bank cultural area, and is within the London Borough of Southwark. A continuous river-side walkway, actually part of the Thames Path, passes in front of and below the building, and links it with near river-side attractions such as the Festival Hall, the National Theatre, the Tate Modern, the Oxo Tower and the Globe Theatre. |
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Tooley Street
2nd Floor
London
SE1
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| The property is prominently located close to London Bridge Station. More London is opposite the building and provides a range of facilities including quality restaurants, cafes and shops. |
| Office Space from £ 22.50/sq ft |
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Laurence Pountney Hill
London
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The building is situated just south of Cannon Street. Cannon Street and London Bridge Mainline and
Underground Stations are nearby along with Bank and Mansion House
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| Office Space from £36.50/ sqft |
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Offices to Let & Rent in London Bridge, SE1 & Serviced Offices for Rent London Bridge
The London Bridge area is loosely defined and is centred on London Bridge famous for falling down and being rebuilt quite a few times over the centuries and recorded for posterity in the children’s nursery rhyme. The bridge, which spans the River Thames, links the City of London and Southwark. It forms the western end of the Pool of London and lies between Cannon Street Railway Bridge and Tower Bridge. Southwark Cathedral and London Bridge Station are on the south side of the bridge and Monument Station and the Monument to the Great Fire of London are on the north side of the bridge.
There has been a bridge on or near the current site since Roman times. The early wooden bridges were finally replaced by stone at the end of 12th century. In the middle ages, the Bridge was crowded with houses and shops which presented a fire and traffic hazard and it wasn’t until 18th century that permission was obtained to demolish all the shops and houses on the Bridge and the two centre arches of the bridge were replaced with a single wider span to improve navigation on the river. It was the only bridge on the Thames downstream from Kingston until Putney Bridge was opened in 1729. A new bridge was built by John Rennie in 19th century which lasted until 1968 when it was bought by a US oil company, disassembled, and reconstructed as a tourist attraction in Arizona in 1971. The current bridge was finally opened in 1973.
The area is served by two London Underground Stations to be found on the northern and southern ends of the Bridge – Monument and London Bridge giving speedy access to both the West End and Canary Wharf. London Bridge Station, one of the oldest main line stations still in existence, and currently subject to a major refurbishment, is served by First Capital Connect with its Bedford to Brighton routes taking in Gatwick and Luton Airports and by Southern services to South London and the South Coast. London Bridge carries part of the A3 arterial road from the South Coast into London. There is also a bus station adjacent to the Station providing a comprehensive network of cross London and local buses.
Although predominantly a commercial area London Bridge itself attracts many tourists as does the nearby Tower Bridge and Tower of London as well as the Pool of London. The area between London Bridge and Tower Bridge on the south side of the Thames is designated a business improvement district and is subject to a new round of regeneration with many prestigious commercial developments most recognisably The Shard London Bridge which will become the tallest building in Western Europe. Upon completion The Shard will form part of The London Bridge Quarter; one of the many developments that will deliver to the area a comprehensive mix of new retail units, corporate headquarters, professional offices of varying size and usage alongside refurbished historical buildings. The current retail offer is supported by a wide range of restaurants, bars and cafes to meet the demands of a very large office population and access to the famous Borough Market. A collection of gourmet food shops can be found in The Vaults in a tunnel below London Bridge Station. The area also offers residential accommodation and hotels.
The London Bridge area offers commercial properties of varying age and size with large scale development ongoing with many corporate and professional offices situated within the area. Some offices are based in buildings of considerable historical interest. The London Bridge area is superbly located and accordingly offers a comprehensive range of office space to let on both conventional more traditional terms as well as serviced offices in London Bridge available on flexible terms. These different types of offices for rent are offered alongside the benefit of access to meeting rooms as well as London Bridge virtual offices. For help in securing the most competitively priced deal on office space to rent in London Bridge or commercial offices in SE1, please contact London’s flexible office space expert via http://www.freeofficesearch.co.uk or call our London Headquarters on 020 7788 1033.
