Flexible Office Space Southbank
South London serviced offices are available now in South Bank with high spec amenities and all inclusive pricing. View our featured selection below or call 020 3965 9617 to speak to an expert.
This business centre is located in a fantastic area in the heart of South Bank London, offering a wide range of modern, studio space and professional office space to rent. With the large windows and balconies, you will be able to take a break from work and enjoy the river views. Amenities here include a welcoming reception area, meeting rooms, air conditioning, an on-site cafe and a personalised management team on hand to help, answering... More info
30 Stamford Street is a welcoming base for start-ups and established companies. This coworking community includes shared or private offices and meeting rooms across eight floors. Options include dedicated and hot desks as well as office space to rent in various sizes for one to eight people. Larger offices may also be available at the South Bank location.
The dog-friendly workspace has plenty of unique features, from dedicated... More info
This modern business centre offers 75,000 square feet of Grade A office space across four floors at 1 Paris Garden. A former warehouse building, 1-2 Paris Garden was once used as a printing and distribution centre. Much of the building now features modern open plan coworking spaces with dedicated spaces set aside for private offices and breakout areas.
The property recently underwent an exceptional refurbishment project to... More info
This hub offers a range of stylish, contemporary office space in London, as well as coworking space, hot desks and meeting rooms at New Kings Beam House, 22 Upper Ground, South Bank, London SE1 9PD. Shared workspace is at your disposal, offering the self employed a wide variety of possibilities for networking in a warm and friendly entrepreneurial setting. While exclusive private suites deliver more conventional business accommodation... More info
Valentine Place is a cool and contemporary building on the corner of Blackfriars Road. Superior in its interior and exterior design, features include an impressive double height reception area, with wood panelling redolent of the location's heritage. The third and fourth floors also include large terraces that provide exclusive relaxation areas and excellent views. With fully fitted stainless steel kitchens on every floor, secure cycle... More info
A high-quality refurbishment of this historic tea warehouse set in the heart of London's sought-after Southbank with great transport links from nearby Waterloo Station, Southwark Station and London Bridge. The 3rd floor is available and capable of accommodating up to 66-desks on a fully managed basis. Offering a customised, tailor-made, turnkey office environment, managed workspace on all-inclusive fixed monthly pricing, including dedicated... More info
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Take a look at our South Bank office space in London, available to rent on flexible terms in various office type configurations, including executive suites and furnished offices benefiting from a full service package.
We also have coworking and shared workspace, conventional commercial property, private office options, desk rental, warehouse space, short term office space to rent with easy in/easy out options, and virtual office opportunities. Our easy-to-use, Central London office space search service is focused on finding you the ideal business accommodation at competitive rates.
Office Buildings in South Bank
Office options in the vicinity of South Bank London include:
- 6 Hays Lane, a service office development close to London Bridge. The building includes flexible office space, meeting rooms, professional cleaning services for tenants and 24-hour CCTV monitoring.
- At 22 Upper Ground, coworking space is available across five floors. Tenants have access to a terrace and communal penthouse with views of the Thames as well as a range of amenities such as air conditioning, conference rooms, private phone booths, bike storage and showers. This space attracts businesses in media, technology and professional services sectors as well as charities and further benefits from excellent transport links.
Business in South Bank
South Bank's main economic activity is linked to its role as one of London's major arts and entertainment districts. Several important venues are based in the area, including the Southbank Centre.
Although much of South Bank's local economy is focused on the arts and culture as well as tourism, the area is also a place for other commercial sectors. Regeneration efforts throughout the South Bank area have transformed the skyline, including the addition of the iconic Shard. New and redeveloped buildings offer large and open floor plans for businesses.
Many law firms and architects are located in the area. The Shell Centre is the UK headquarters for energy giant Shell. Recently redeveloped as part of the Southbank Place project, new public spaces, as well as additional offices, shops and restaurants, have been incorporated into the area.
South Bank Transport Links
South Bank is served by Waterloo station, Waterloo East, Southwark station, London Bridge and Lambeth North station, offering tube lines and mainline services and is within easy reach of more including Embankment station across the River Thames. Bus routes are also readily available within easy walking distance of all office space to rent in South Bank.
About South Bank
South Bank is an entertainment and commercial destination across from the City of Westminster. The area has been a place for entertainment since the Middle Ages, when unregulated theatres and other establishments operated outside of the City of London's authority.
Named for its position on the River Thames, the area sits within the London Boroughs of Lambeth and Southwark. It is bordered by Westminster and Blackfriars's bridges. Other crossings linking South Bank with the north bank of the Thames include the Golden Jubilee Bridge and Waterloo Bridge.
Originally known as Lambeth March, South Bank's name was adopted during the Festival of Britain in 1951. It is the site of some of London's most famous attractions including the London Eye, the Jubilee Gardens, the Sea Life London Aquarium and the London Dungeon at the County Hall complex, as well as the famous Borough Market and numerous concert halls. The construction of the County Hall between 1917 and 1922 transformed the area, along with redevelopment spurred by the Festival of Britain. Several cultural venues are also found in South Bank including the Royal National Theatre, the Royal Festival Hall and the Queen Elizabeth Hall at the Southbank Centre, and BFI Southbank.
