Coworking telpa šeit: Fitzrovijā.

At the top of Fitzrovia, bordering Regent’s Park, our striking redbrick 307 Euston Road office spaces are ready to transform the way you work. Giving professionals in London a more flexible way to do business, a range of offices, meeting rooms and relaxing lounges allow you to shift your working environment as and when you need. From balcony terraces and natural-light-flooded rooms, to superfast Wi-Fi and modern furnishings, this environment has everything you need to keep productivity high.

You’ll be in a great position to succeed from this highly developed business hub. A genuinely inspirational location, you’re a stone’s throw from Regent’s Park, Grant Museum of Zoology and UCL Art Museum. You’re also right next door to Warren Street underground station – which puts you on the fast-track to London Euston and the rest of the country. What’s more, this is a vibrant spot in Fitzrovia, with restaurants, cafes and bars on every corner, ideal for lunch breaks and after-work drinks. There’s no better place in London for creatives and professionals to flourish.

In this towering Edwardian office block, you can make a connection in the heartland of London’s media companies.

In the district of Fitzrovia, you’re at the geographic centre of Greater London, neighbouring the boroughs of Soho, Bloomsbury and Marylebone. This core location links you to every aspect of London’s business world, with retail, finance and commercial companies choosing to base their offices on the mainline arterial route through the capital. Sitting within eyeshot of Park Crescent and Park Square, which adjoin idyllic Regent’s Park to the north, our modern Bentinck House co-working centre provides West End businesses with serviced offices, co-working spaces and conference rooms with flexible layouts, as well as on-site administrative support.

In this grand Edwardian building you’ll benefit from high-speed Wi-Fi, modern furnishings and fantastic facilities throughout. On-site showers and kitchens make this business centre more accommodating, while friendly support staff are on hand to help manage your space. Linked to the Greater London area by Portland Place (Stop K) Bus Station and Goodge Street Subway Station, you can explore a variety of cafes, restaurants and shops during lunch, or visit the nearby Pollocks Toy Museum, and The Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology. This central and well-connected location is ideal for media and communications businesses, or just those who need quick access to companies in those fields.

Set in the stylish neighbourhood of Marylebone, The Harley Building offers one of the area’s most distinctive and impressive business centres. For offices to rent in London, meeting rooms in London or coworking space London, this address in New Cavendish Street takes some beating. The business centre occupies a prominent corner plot close to Regent’s Park, Great Portland Street and Oxford Circus Underground stations.

The temperature controlled building is just 41 minutes from London City Airport and less than an hour from London Heathrow by car. Guests will be wowed by the light parquet-floored reception and stunning light-well. There are many restaurants to take them to, as well as attractions like Madame Tussauds London or the Open Air Theatre in Regent’s Park. Employees will also be attracted by its proximity to Oxford Street, and shops like Liberty London.

Mappin House stands impressively on the corner of Oxford Street in Soho. If you work in the retail, broadcasting, film or hospitality sectors, these offices are the perfect base to work from. Within easy reach of 2 tube stations at Oxford Circus and Tottenham Court Road, you have fast access to the rest of the city. The welcoming reception area within the building leads to light airy offices, helping you to forget the bustle outside. These offices are also suitable for anyone with a disability. You can also book meeting rooms onsite, and use the fast broadband that keeps you connected. If you’re working in Soho these offices are central to its hub.

Oxford Street needs no introduction. Running from Marble Arch to the Tottenham Court Road via Oxford Circus, it is a shopping mecca, with the 300 stores seeing over 200 million visitors each year. Parking for Mappin House is ample with an NCP car park just a minute’s walk away, and parking at Cavendish Square just 4 minutes more. Hotels are plentiful and offer accommodation to suit every budget. And after work, The West End and Leicester Square are both 20 minutes away if you’d like to take in a show or see a movie. As a central location for work and leisure, Mappin House is hard to beat.