Office Space Finsbury EC2

Rent Move-in Ready Offices & Workspace

In addition to private offices and executive suites benefiting from a full service package we also have coworking and shared workspace, conventional commercial property, desk rental, warehouse space, and short term office space available with easy in/easy out options.

Office Buildings in Finsbury

Completed in 2014, 10 Finsbury Square provides more than 150,000 square feet over eight floors. Offices feature flexible open spaces that overlook some of Central London's largest green spaces. The ten-storey Grade A office building has a BREEAM rating of excellent and uses a ground source heat pump system to provide year-round heating and cooling. Formerly Triton Court, the Alphabeta Building at 14 Finsbury Square is another new office development in the area. The redevelopment project created 210,000 square feet of modern office space. Completed in 2015, the office building includes a nine-storey atrium, roof-top bars, and small office clusters. It is also the UK's first 'cycle-in' office, allowing cyclists to ride into the building from the street through dedicated ramps from the lobby to a secure bike storage area.

Finsbury Transportation Links

Finsbury Park, Manor House and Harringay stations provide fast travel links across London, and the area is also well served by a number of local bus routes.

Business in Finsbury

Finsbury is on the border of two of London's major industries, finance and technology. Although it covers a larger area, Finsbury grew out of Finsbury Square. The green space emerged as the centre of a new residential suburb at the end of the eighteenth century. Finsbury Square sits south of the Silicon Roundabout on Old Street within London's tech hub. To the south-east are the financial and legal centres of London, including many of the City's tallest office buildings. In recent years, Finsbury Square has also been the focus of new office development.

About Finsbury

Finsbury is a largely residential area in the London Borough of Islington. It sits north of the capital's financial hub in the City of London and west of the high tech industries based in Shoreditch. The Central London district means 'manor of a man called Finn' and was built on a fen once found outside of the City of London's ancient walls during the Middle Ages.

Building at Finsbury started in the late seventeenth century with St. Luke's parish church and by the end of the eighteenth century the area emerged as a residential suburb centred on Finsbury Square. Today, landmarks in Finsbury include the old Finsbury Town Hall and Exmouth Market. It also the home of the sprawling Finsbury Estate, a housing estate with four high-rise blocks that accommodate more than 400 residents.