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Situated on the north-west corner of Cavendish Square, 1-7 Harley Street, Marylebone W1G offers unbranded serviced offices and virtual office space packages in a central location in Marylebone in London's West End. Harley Street has long been a destination for private health care and the property retains a strong medical presence. From healthcare practitioners to recruitment agencies, this business centre is home to a diverse range of... More info
These high-quality managed offices have media and broadcasting companies. The property is a Grade 2 listed Edwardian conversion offering furnished, IT-ready offices for 1-30 people over six floors. Each office has plenty of natural light, and many retain original period features like distinctive herringbone wooden floors. The offices meet modern standards with conveniences such as air-conditioning, fully equipped meeting rooms for hire and... More info
Arranged over six floors of a charming building, these unbranded offices offer a wealth of original features, windows in every room, roof terrace, courtyard and state-of-the-art technology in one building. The light and airy offices can be fully furnished or unfurnished and have unlimited high-speed broadband as standard. There are two meeting rooms and video conferencing facilities available to hire. Spacious, fully-furnished offices offer... More info
Situated in the heart of bustling London, this modern serviced office and coworking space offers a dynamic environment for professionals and entrepreneurs alike. With state-of-the-art facilities and stylishly designed interiors, it provides a vibrant atmosphere conducive to productivity and collaboration. The space features flexible workstations, private offices, and meeting rooms equipped with high-speed internet and cutting-edge... More info
Hale House is the ultimate destination for HealthTech innovation, offering flexible workspaces within the renowned Harley Street Health District. A collaborative ecosystem where startups thrive, investors unlock new opportunities, and essential services support the development of groundbreaking healthcare technologies. By bringing together the brightest minds in HealthTech, we're creating a community that is set to transform the future of... More info
This appealing workspace is a grade-listed building. It has a prestigious outlook and a beautiful classic interior design. All offices inside the building benefit from excellent natural lights and fresh air. The building has five floors and a lower ground. The centre provides reception services located at the entrance level of the ground floor, where the reception team offers hospitality to the guests and clients. All members can enjoy free... More info
Wogan House will be graced by a distinctive and comfortable interior that offers form and function in abundance. A wide range of offices, from 4 to 200 workstations are available in this enviable Fitzrovia location. It promises a unique and inviting interior, drawing inspiration from 1960s recording studios, and will include an array of additional features such as vanity areas, a gym, wellness room and much more! Clients will also have... More info
This striking 1920s building offers six distinct office suites that feature individual characteristics. Each space has its own kitchen and meeting facilities for complete workplace functionality. Furthermore, a lobby area by the entrance provides an inviting atmosphere to visitors and a shared lounge at the lower ground floor level. The refined design and stunning landmark architecture are locally renowned as a commercially significant... More info
32 Welbeck Street represents a seamless extension to our prestigious workspace at 34-36 Queen Anne Street. It adds five new, elegant private offices ranging from 6 to 16 desks. These luxurious spaces, alongside thoughtfully designed breakout areas, offer a perfect blend of style and functionality, inspiring productivity and collaboration. More info
Hale House is the ultimate destination for HealthTech innovation, offering flexible workspaces within the renowned Harley Street Health District. A collaborative ecosystem where startups thrive, investors unlock new opportunities, and essential services support the development of groundbreaking healthcare technologies. By bringing together the brightest minds in HealthTech, we're creating a community that is set to transform the future of... More info
Our workplace at 11 Manchester Square is just a 5-minute walk from Bond Street, situated in the prestigious Marylebone area. The building is undergoing a thoughtful renovation to the highest standards, combining timeless period details with modern functionality. With high ceilings, stunning natural light, and beautifully preserved character, the space offers a perfect balance of charm and practicality. It also features communal areas,... More info
Business in Cavendish Square
Cavendish is close to two of London's main shopping districts, Oxford Street and Regent Street. To the south west is Oxford Circus where the two streets meet. The busy intersection includes several major shops, including the flagship Nike Town store.
Immediately south of the square are the flagship stores of Debenhams, House of Fraser and John Lewis as well as the London College of Fashion and the University of the Arts London (UAL). The strong retail market makes Cavendish Square and the surrounding area a base for several businesses working within the sector and with fashion houses in the West End.
Office Buildings in Cavendish Square
Several corporate offices and societies are based in the Cavendish Square area, including the headquarters for real estate firms Savills and CBRE Residential and the offices for the Royal Society of Medicine. The Georgian-style garden square itself is home to diplomatic missions, charities, investment firms, non-profits, and a range of other businesses. The Royal College of Nursing is based at Number 20, which also boasts conference and event spaces. The Centre for Jewish Life is in Harcourt House at Number 19A and the King's Fund is at Number 11. Representative Office of Flanders is at Number 1A and Embassy of East Timor is at Number 4, while the Embassy of Haiti is on the north-east corner of Cavendish Square at 21 Bloomsbury Way.
Many offices around Cavendish Square are set in period buildings that have been redeveloped while retaining their appealing stone facades. An example is 17 Cavendish Square, which features modern office spaces with original features such as period fireplaces and ornate cornicing. Serviced offices from a number of providers are available at 33 Cavendish Square, a contemporary landmark building overlooking the square. On-site services and amenities include administrative support, printing and scanning services, meeting rooms, kitchens, and break out areas.
Transportation Links
The closest London Underground stations to Cavendish Square are Oxford Circus, Bond Street and Goodge Street Stations. The area is also extremely well served by London bus routes.
About Cavendish Square
Cavendish Square is a leafy public square close to Oxford Circus in London's West End. It was created by architect John Prince in the early eighteenth century as part of the development of the Earl's London estate for Edward Harley, the Second Earl of Oxford and Earl Mortimer.
The square is named after the Earl's wife, Henriette Cavendish-Holles. Cavendish Square became the home of several nobles, including William Cavendish-Scott-Bentinck, the Fifth Duke of Portland and the Lane Baronets. Princess Amelia also lived and died on the square. James Brydges, the First duke of Chandos also owned a house on the square but it was never completed. Other famous residents include former Prime Minister H.H. Asquith, University of Westminster founder Quintin Hogg, and artist Robert William Sievier. In fiction, Cavendish Square was the home of Dr. Lanyon in the 'Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde' novel by Robert Louis Stevenson.
The square forms the eastern end of Wigmore Street and acts as a link between two of central London's main shopping destinations, Oxford Street and Regent Street. Cavendish Square is also the site of the flagship store for John Lewis.
