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This elegant building offers freshly decorated offices in a dignified atmosphere. A fashionable clubroom, serviced reception, and excellent technical facilities are just some of the features available. It enjoys commanding views of the square and Oxford Street from its light and airy offices. Tenants benefit from 24-hour access and can also work remotely from a number of centres across the country. The fantastic amenities at this centre... More info
This centre is a great space that meets the demands of any modern business. This state of an art centre provides an excellent platform for any business to flourish with its cost-effective workplace solutions. It offers serviced office solutions. The office spaces have large panoramic windows creating an airy, light-filled environment. The building provides a rare opportunity to occupy prime office accommodation with panoramic views across... More info
Nestled within Cavendish Square, a mere 2-minute stroll from Oxford Circus Station, these offices offer an enviable vantage point over the bustling Square. This locale is ideal for catering to client needs across the business journey spectrum, spanning cost-effective start-up spaces and top-tier offices. Boasting rapid internet connectivity and round-the-clock security, members enjoy unfettered work dynamics and business expansion... 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
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This bustling office building offers a vibrant work environment in a fully managed centre. The property's business centre promotes a pleasant and relaxed atmosphere for entrepreneurs and workers with comfortable breakout areas and other convenient amenities.
You are at the doorstep of one of the world's premier retail destinations with high street shops alongside internationally-renowned fashion houses, including along nearby... More info
This exciting London coworking space makes it possible for freelancers, small project teams and startups to share workplace infrastructure, facilities and services, along with fostering a convivial and energetic environment - conditions that encourage collaboration, project and team work.
The stylishly decorated workspace at Holden House, 57 Rathbone Place, London W1T is offered fully fitted out and furnished to a particularly... More info
Businesses around Oxford Street
An estimated half a million people visit Oxford Street each day. The major road between the City and the West End is home to some 300 shops, making it one of London's top retail destinations and one of the world's busiest shopping streets. Retail has been at the heart of Oxford Street's economy since the end of the nineteenth century, as furniture stores as well as drapers and cobblers began to set up shop. Department stores soon followed, including John Lewis in 1864 and Selfridges in 1909. House of Fraser as began as D H Evans in 1879 on Oxford Street, as did Debenhams, which opened as Marshall & Snelgrove in 1870. A number of British retailers operate flagship stores on Oxford Street, including House of Fraser and Selfridges.
Office Buildings on Oxford Street
Although retail remains the main economic activity along Oxford Street, businesses in other sectors are active in the area. These include businesses in Soho's media, creative and publishing sectors. There are several office options on and close to Oxford Street. Serviced offices are available at 77 Oxford Street, which includes secretarial support and meeting rooms. At Mappin House on 4 Winsley Street the offices provide space for creative businesses in an exclusive location. Built in 1906, the stunning Edwardian period exterior is contrasted with a contemporary interior. The location boasts more than 24,000 square feet of office space as well as five meeting rooms. Numerous offices are also found at Hanover Square, just south of Oxford Circus. Options include 17 Hanover Square, a serviced business centre with administrative support services and shared meeting rooms. Businesses at Hanover Square can leverage an upmarket address close to Mayfair.
Just north of Oxford Street and close to Oxford Circus is Cavendish Square, another popular office destination in the Oxford Street area. Serviced offices are available at 4 Cavendish Square, a Grade 2 listed townhouse with modern offices and amenities. Inside the elegant building are meeting rooms and communal areas for shared use of tenants based at the location. The modern 21-storey office building at 33 Cavendish Square also provides flexible workspaces for businesses in various sectors. Business amenities include a staffed reception area, on-site restaurant, conference rooms, phone answering services, and more.
Oxford Circus Transportation Links
Oxford Circus station is on the Bakerloo, Central and Victoria lines and is the UK's busiest station. In addition, Bond Street, Piccadilly Circus and Marble Arch tube stations are a few minutes walk away. Multiple bus routes connect the area with the rest of London.
About Oxford Street
Oxford Street is among the world's most visited shopping destinations. Located in London's West End, it is the third-busiest shopping street in Europe and attracts about a half a million visitors each day. Since the 1930s, the street has been almost entirely retail. Known by its current name since the eighteenth century, Oxford Street is lined with some 300 shops, including some of Britain's first department stores. Selfridges has had its flagship stores on Oxford Street since 1909, while John Lewis started as a small shop at Number 132 in 1864. The London flagship store for the House of Fraser opened as D H Evans in 1879 and has been at its current location since 1935. HMV also opened its doors from its original location at Number 363 in 1921.
Although nearby Bond Street retains a more upmarket feel, Oxford Street boasts a mix of high street and luxury retail outlets. One of Oxford Street's annual highlights has been the switching on of the Christmas lights by a celebrity guest. Past celebrities invited to turn on the decorative lights that line the street since 1959 have included Richard Branson, Bob Geldof, Kylie Minogue, Jim Carrey, Robbie Williams, Ronan Keating, the Spice Girls, and the cast of Coronation Street.
