Fleet Street Workspace
Take a look at our Fleet Street office space to rent, available on flexible terms, including executive suites with meeting rooms and furnished offices benefiting from a full service package. We also have co working and shared workspace, conventional commercial property, desk rental, warehouse space, short term office space available with easy in/easy out options, and virtual office opportunities. Our easy to use, Central London office space search service is focused on finding you the ideal business accommodation at competitive rates.
A pleasing double heighted atrium with front desk and onsite support greets clients as they arrive, with a public break out space and in-house barista located on the ground floor. The serviced offices also benefit from private phone booths, high speed Wi Fi, 24 hour access, air conditioning and fresh airflow, disabled access and facilities, showers, bike racks, lifts, and the meeting rooms access, as part of the centre members club -... More info
The building at 154 160 Fleet Street has been spectacularly renovated and redesigned into what is now a bustling business centre providing serviced offices and private offices. Tenants have access to air conditioning, shower facilities, bike storage, recycling, and a fitness centre, as well as 24 hour access and security, CCTV, and an onsite centre manager who will be there to alleviate any issues you have. With over 45 serviced offices... More info
The Clement Rooms is a collection of beautifully designed, high-quality private offices located in the heart of Central London on The Strand, only a short walk to Temple, Chancery Lane and City Thameslink stations. In addition to amazing transport links, clients get their own fully furnished office space, access to meeting rooms with LED screens, air conditioning, and numerous other amenities. Directly opposite the Royal Courts of Justice,... More info
The workspaces are thoughtfully designed private offices with access to comfortable shared spaces and enriching events. Professionally managed by an on-site concierge team and backed by Landsec expertise, this makes the working life as seamless and productive as possible. A short stroll from Chancery Lane and Farringdon stations, it occupies an entire six-floor building with extensive meeting and event space. Generous amenity provision... More info
Beautifully refurbished Grade A private offices in the heart of Holborn near Chancery Lane. The workspace has high speed internet and Wi Fi, meeting rooms, phone booths, air conditioning, and full furnished fit out, and additionally allows clients to have 24 hour access, 7 days of the week. There are also lounges and breakout areas where you can take a break during a hectic workday. Fetter Yard is a reflection of its Holborn neighbourhood -... More info
107-111 Fleet Street is a Grade II listed building overlooking St Paul's Cathedral. Built in 1873, this thoughtfully refurbished City of London business centre offers both short and long term workspace rental in a variety of sizes and configurations.
The six-storey building is well situated at Ludgate Circus & Fleet Street, offering prestigious office accommodation and top of the range meeting and conference facilities. More info
Office Buildings on Fleet Street
Many of the former newspaper offices along Fleet Street have been converted into office spaces. They instead now serve as the City of London headquarters for several companies, including Goldman Sachs International. Goldman Sachs has its European headquarters at Peterborough Court and Mersey House, the former homes of the Daily Telegraph and the Liverpool Echo. The Peterborough Court estate includes Daniel House and was redesigned for Goldman Sachs in 1991 with approximately 370,526 square feet of office accommodation.
The Daily Express Building at 120 Fleet Street was designed in 1932 and is a Grade II listed building. An example of Art Deco architecture, the building was refurbished in 2000 and features a black facade with rounded corners in glass and vitrolite. Goldman Sachs is a major tenant in the 12-storey office block.
There are also serviced office solutions along Fleet Street. Options include 107-111 Fleet Street, a Grade II listed building overlooking St Paul's Cathedral. Built in 1873, the six-storey office building has furnished and unfurnished offices of various sizes, as well as meeting rooms. There are also shower facilities, kitchens on each floor, and breakout spaces.
Just south of Fleet Street is Fleet House at 8-12 New Bridge Street. The centre has office accommodation across seven floors. Spaces range from two-person suites to larger spaces for 30 or more people. Amenities include a staffed reception area, kitchens on every floor meeting rooms, car parking and bicycle storage, and office furniture
Businesses on Fleet Street
Fleet Street has long been associated with the media and national press. The printing and publishing industry dominated the area beginning in the sixteenth century. The industry largely moved out of Fleet Street during the 1980s, although many of the buildings that served as bases for national newspapers have been preserved as listed properties.
Fleet Street is now an important base for investment banking, including C. Hoare & Co and Child & Co. C. Hoare & Co is the oldest private bank in England and has been active on Fleet Street since 1672, while Child & Co was founded in 1580 and is one of the oldest banks in the United Kingdom. Accountants and accountancy firms also have a major presence on the street.
Fleet Street is also a base for legal professionals, including the law firm Freshfields. The Inns of Court and barristers' chambers are found along alleys and courtyards off Fleet Street. Other employers include numerous pubs, which have been popular destinations for journalists and lawyers for decades. The economy of Fleet Street continues to be enhanced through a number of projects and strategies.
Fleet Street Transport Links
Fleet Street is nestled between a number of tube and train stations including Temple, Chancery Lane, Blackfriars, Covent Garden, City Thameslink and Farringdon stations. Aside from easy walking distance access to the numerous train lines, the area is also well served by a number of local bus routes providing connections to many Central London locations. When deciding on new serviced offices on or around Fleet Street, you can rest assured that all your commuting and travel needs will be easily accommodated by the area's excellent transport links.
About Fleet Street
Fleet Street in the City of London, now a conservation area, has been a major route since Roman times. It has been a place of business since the Middle Ages, when businesses were first set up along the road. Fleet Street runs west to east, starting at Temple Bar and stretching to Ludgate Circus. The western terminus of Fleet Street marks the point where the River Fleet and the London Wall met. Monuments to important public figures are found along Fleet Street, including statues and memorials for Elizabeth I, Mary Queen of Scots, and Edgar Wallace, Lord Northcliffe.
Fleet Street saw its first publishing works around 1500. The first issue of the Daily Courant was published in 1702, and eventually several newspapers based their operations in the area. The Daily Telegraph, The Daily Express, The Sun, The Times, and other publications were produced on Fleet Street. In 1986, News International moved its operations to Wapping in East London.
The decision began the decline of newspaper publishing on Fleet Street. The last news outlet to leave the area was Reuters in 2005. A small number of publishers have remained on Fleet Street, including D.C. Thomson & Co, Metro International and the Commonwealth Broadcasting Association. The Associated Press and the British Association of Journalists also have offices on Fleet Street.
