We have a fantastic range of Cheapside office space available to suit your specific business needs. These include conventional office leasing, serviced offices, furnished business centre space, short term flexible rentals, hot desking, and freelance friendly coworking options. We can also offer virtual services that provide a Cheapside business address without the associated costs of renting office space. Try our search service for free now - we promise to help you find the perfect business premises in East Central London at a cost effective price.
Spread over three floors in the financial heart of the city, the centre has impeccable sustainability credentials. Elegantly curated, the bold design pays close attention to the layering of high-quality materiality through texture, pattern and architectural form – immersing the guest in a dynamic, healthy and intuitive next-generation workspace with unexpected delight. The workspaces are thoughtfully designed private offices with... More info
The modern workspace at 76 Watling Street offers serviced office space, coworking space, hot desk rental and virtual office packages, available to let on all inclusive license agreements.
With Mansion House, Cannon Street, St Pauls, Bank, Blackfriars, Monument, Moorgate and London Bridge tube stations all less than half a mile away, this is an easily accessible location in London's City. More info
A superb five-storey character building offers an all-inclusive package and excellent location, as well as 24-hour accessibility and security. Offices will be available in sizes to suit everyone, from small teams to whole businesses, and are fully furnished and completely unbranded. A smart TV is in each office space, perfect for video-conferencing or hosting presentations. Amenities include onsite reception, break-out lounges, meeting... More info
This centre is a great space that has been designed to meet the demands of any modern business. The beautifully designed office spaces empower teams and companies for growth, with high ceilings and large windows that provide natural lighting. The centre offers several facilities, such as high-speed internet, concierge services, mail handling, business-class printers, and professional-grade daily cleaning. The centre is accessible 24 hours a... More info
The Sugar Building/Octagon Point is a landmark building at 5 Cheapside, EC2V, on the Cheapside and New Change junction. It has seven refurbished floors with an average of 6,092 square feet. Each floor provides outstanding views of the City and Southbank, with offices overlooking St Paul's Cathedral and the surrounding cityscape to create an impressive setting to do business.
An impressive reception area with commissionaire... More info
Atlas House at 1 King Street is an elegant Grade II listed property in the heart of the City between St Paul's Cathedral and the Bank of England. This stone-fronted building has 44,200 square feet of recently refurbished commercial space across five floors. The exterior includes a cloaked figure of Atlas that was carved from Portland stone in 1893-94.
In addition to a major bank on the ground floor, luxurious office... More info
This impressive building has recently been refurbished to a high standard and is located a short walk away from St Paul's underground station. The building benefits from an impressive reception complete with a communal tenant's breakout space, great for catching up with clients and your team. To the rear of the building you'll find it opens on to a landscaped terraced area at the rear of the building, again, an impressive area for you to... More info
Office Buildings in Cheapside
Office buildings along the street include 107 Cheapside. With 156,000 square feet of office space, the Grade A offices have been refurbished and include access to bicycle racks, locker facilities, showers and two atria. A modern and airy reception area and atrium are attractive features of 80 Cheapside. The development features 80,000 square feet of office space across seven floors. The 150 Cheapside building, branded as 1Fifty Cheapside, overlooks St Paul's Cathedral. The building features nearly 180,000 square feet of space with high-quality offices across eight floors. There are also retail units totalling over 22,000 square feet.
Business in Cheapside
Cheapside remains an important centre for commerce, a role it has played since the Middle Ages. Various retail and food outlets operate along the street. It is also the location of the City of London's only major shopping centre, One New Change. Opened in 2010, the retail development includes office space at the intersection with New Change and close to St. Paul's Cathedral. As part of the City's financial district, Cheapside is home to a number of offices. Regeneration efforts have focused on replacing buildings constructed during the 1950s and 1960s, particularly between Paternoster Square and Poultry. Cheapside is strategically located between the Bank of England and St Paul's Cathedral.
Businesses operating in the vicinity include BT, the Bank of Ireland, the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC), Commerzbank, Fidelity, Investec, and many other financial and insurance firms.
Cheapside Transportation Links
Offices in the area have excellent transport links with Bank, Cannon Street, Moorgate, Mansion House and St Paul's stations within walking distance.
About Cheapside
Cheapside was the site of one of the City of London's two major produce markets up until the twelfth century. The streets name means 'market place', with 'cheap' deriving from the Old English word for 'to buy' or 'shop' and the medieval English term commonly used for markets. Similarly named streets are also found throughout the United Kingdom. Streets emerging from Cheapside reflect the trades that once thrived along them, including Wood Street, Bread Street, Honey Lane and Milk Street. Cheapside emerged as a hub for commerce and industry during the sixteenth century, with many of the UK's major wholesale markets being based in the area around Cheapside.
By the seventeenth century, Cheapside once again evolved and became the home of coffeehouses and socialising. Heavily damaged during the Blitz, the street is now the site of the City of London's only largescale shopping centre - One New Change. Opened in 2010, the retail and office development is actually located on New Change between Cannon Street and Cheapside. The historic retailing and market street in London's financial district also links St. Martin's Le Grand and Poultry, the home of the Bank of England and Mansion House. To the east of Cheapside is the famous St. Paul's Cathedral.
