In keeping with the traditional feel of the area in Central London known as Bloomsbury, this Georgian building overlooks the beautiful Russell Square. With tall ceilings and lots of period features, and planted gardens to the rear of the building, 55-56 Russell Square is a beautiful place to base your business.
The property is a short walk from Russell Square and Holborn underground stations, providing members with access to both the Central and Piccadilly line.
The UK’s capital city is a well-established hub for flexible office space, home to a wide selection of spaces from household industry names such as WeWork and The Office Group to unique independent providers. This vast city can be split into five areas; Central, North, South, East and West, each with a slightly different offering for businesses.
London offers many benefits for businesses, the city is well-connected through its underground system and has a bustling social scene with plenty of green spaces to enjoy. The flexible office market continues to grow and as more providers come onto the scene, there is a wide range of choice to suit your business’ needs.
Our local experts in London are on the ground with an in-depth knowledge of the city and the different market offerings, so that we can find you the right workspace, for the best price. If you’re looking for the best area of London for your business, read our London business guides or contact the team who will be happy to help.
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