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London Bridge The News Building
3 London Bridge Street News Building, 3rd Floor, London, SE1 9SG, GBR
These airy serviced offices occupy a prime address, moments from The Shard and London Bridge Station. The News Building was designed by Renzo Piano, The Shard’s architect, and also houses The Wall Street Journal and The Times.
Piano has created a stunning warehouse-style workspace that fosters collaboration and productivity, with floor-to-ceiling windows, timber ceilings, cosy sofas, bright breakout areas and a modern kitchen area. Just a short hop from Borough Market, you won’t be short of lunch options, either.
Borough High Street
100 Borough High Street Alpha House, London, SE1 1LB, GBR
Take inspiration from the thriving industries and iconic attractions around you in this desirable setting. Our office space in Alpha House is ideally located near to London Bridge Station allowing guests to join you with ease.
The natural light afforded by our modern building promotes the productivity you need to create new business ideas. After work you can impress clients further by taking them to the Tate Modern or Shakespeare Globe Theatre, which can both be found nearby.
London Bridge More London
3 More London Riverside, London, SE1 2RE, GBR
Establish your business at the heart of a prestigious, professional community, neighbouring the likes of PwC and EY. Our sleek 3 More London Riverside offices were designed by award-winning architects Foster + Partners and are a short stroll from three Tube stations.
Eye-catching meeting rooms with graphic feature walls, contemporary decor and pops of lime green, as well as the terrace and an on-site café, create a fun, practical working environment. Step outside, and you’re surrounded by a host of dining and entertainment options.
Cannon Street Station
60 Cannon Street, London, EC4N 6NP, GBR
There’s more than meets the eye at this stunning centre overlooking St Paul’s and the London Eye.
60 Cannon Street is impressively located in the heart of London’s financial district, surrounded by global names in banking and commerce and with views of St Paul’s Cathedral and the London Eye. But there’s much more to it than its sought-after situation. Here you’ll discover the perfect place to grow your business, in inspiring designer workspaces where your productivity will soar. Find the flexible, fully-equipped space to suit you, whether you’re looking for private or shared offices or to hire a meeting room in London.
It’s the ideal place to connect and network with our buzzing business community of entrepreneurs. There are shops, restaurants and a regular food market at One New Change, just four minutes’ walk. Pause to think at nearby Whittington Gardens or spark your next big idea at a visit to St Paul’s, the Roman museum at London Mithraeum and the Queenhithe Mosaic. Tate Modern and the Globe Theatre are a short walk across Millennium Bridge. There’s a bus stop on the doorstep and Mansion House Tube Station is just one minute away, with Cannon Street Tube and train stations two minutes in the other direction.
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London Bridge is one of the capital’s busiest commercial neighbourhoods. It is situated on the southern border of the City of London and boasts exceptional travel access across the city and beyond, with professionals from Brighton, Kent and Bedford all travelling into the area for work. Gatwick Airport can be reached within just 30 minutes via the Gatwick Express service from London Bridge station. In the late 1990’s, London Bridge was regenerated and has since become one of the most popular business districts in the city. Borough Market and Maltby Street are nearby, offering some of the best restaurants, eclectic cuisines and street eats in the capital. London Bride is home to many of the capital’s most prestigious organisations, such as PwC, EY, Red Bull and Charles Tyrwhitt.