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Welcome to 103 Charing Cross Road, where modern workspace meets comfort and convenience. The first floor of this newly refurbished building offers pristine accommodation in Cat A condition, complete with new air conditioning and heating systems for optimal comfort. Featuring an open area, a dedicated office/meeting room, and a convenient kitchenette, this floor is designed to meet the diverse needs of any business. With WC facilities... More info
56 Greek Street offers a unique and versatile workspace in the heart of Soho, blending a quirky design with practical functionality. Ideal for creative businesses or those seeking a shop front presence, this space provides a distinctive setting that stands out in one of London's most vibrant neighbourhoods. Surrounded by Soho's eclectic mix of shops, restaurants, and cultural landmarks, 56 Greek Street places your business in a prime... More info
The space is focused on bringing together people, business, talent, and support in a vibrant hub and provides access to workspace plus a range of support dedicated to clients' success. This workspace offers spacious conference rooms and is a good option for a quality team-building experience. The office space includes high-speed internet, printing, scanning, parking, a phone booth, security systems, and 24-hour access. Moreover, a fully... More info
The refined design and stunning landmark architecture are locally renowned as a commercially significant business establishment incorporating a neutral palette, international style, and industrial materials to create an elegant and fun workspace. This stylish contemporary building has an entrance that makes a statement as the first impression for guests. Spacious, fully-furnished offices offer a team somewhere to work comfortably, where... More info
Office Buildings in Charing Cross
There are several office options in and around the Charing Cross area, including along the Strand and nearby streets such as Chandos Place and Northumberland Avenue. One Northumberland Avenue serves businesses working within the legal, art and government sectors. The building overlooking Trafalgar Square includes breakout spaces, private meeting rooms, a business lounge, and a central location with excellent business links. Also nearby is Golden Cross House on the Strand. Easily accessible from Charing Cross station, the building includes serviced offices close to several government departments. It is also well situated for businesses working within the retail sector based in and around Covent Garden. Located at 8 Duncannon Street, the building includes meeting rooms and dedicated administrative support.
Business in Charing Cross
Charing Cross sits within the heart of Central London. Just a few steps south of the famous Trafalgar Square, the busy junction serves as the meeting place for The Mall, Whitehall, Northumberland Avenue, Strand and Cockspur Street. It is also the site of one of London's most important transport hubs, Charing Cross station. Several diplomatic missions are nearby, including the Canadian, South African, Ugandan and Nigerian High Commissions. There are also a number of UK government departments in the area, such as the Department for International Development and the Department of Energy and Climate Change. The British Council is also close to Charing Cross.
Charing Cross Transportation Links
The area is served by Charing Cross, Embankment and Leicester Square stations and numerous bus routes connect to the rest of London.
About Charing Cross
Charing Cross has given its name to several landmarks in London, including Charing Cross Station. The major railway terminus was built in 1864 and is one of the capital's busiest transport hubs. The name is also used for a road, London Underground station, police station, hospital, hotel, theatre and music hall. Sitting south of Trafalgar Square, Charing Cross is formed by the meeting of the Strand, Whitehall and Cockspur Street. It is named after the former hamlet of Charing that was once found in the area as well as for the Eleanor Cross that stood at the centre of Charing Cross Roundabout.
One of several monuments built in honour of Edward I's wife Eleanor of Castile, the wooden medieval cross was erected in what was known as the Royal Mews in the 1290s. Destroyed during the Civil War, the Eleanor Cross was replaced by an equestrian statue of Charles I in 1675 that remains in its place to this day. A Victorian take on the cross was eventually placed outside Charing Cross station in 1865, where it remains. Fragments of the original cross are housed in the Museum of London. Charing Cross is often considered the centre of London and is generally used to measure distances from London.
