Serviced Offices Greenwich

Office Space Greenwich

Office options in the area include Digital Enterprise Greenwich, an innovation and enterprise centre at Mitre Passage on the Digital Peninsula, opposite Canary Wharf across the Thames. Serviced office accommodation and meeting rooms at this centre are designed with the needs of digital businesses in mind. In addition to high-spec office spaces, businesses benefit from being part of a community of entrepreneurs and companies in the technology sector.

The Digital Peninsula is linked to The O2 and Ravensbourne, a specialist digital technology education provider. Woolwich is home to workshop and office spaces at a thriving cultural quarter on the Royal Arsenal. Once the site of armaments manufacturing, the Royal Arsenal has been transformed into new residential and commercial buildings. Serviced office solutions include 133 Creek Road from Curve Serviced Offices, with amenities including furnished desk space, meeting rooms, virtual offices, and other supports.

The serviced offices, private offices and co working spaces in the south east London borough of Greenwich, near Canary Wharf, are housed in a variety of commercial property types, and have all the top-tier amenities and services to ensure your operations are fully supported. So you can be free to just concentrate on growing your business. Most of the office space in Greenwich come with meeting rooms, air conditioning, private phone booths, fast broadband and Wi-Fi, kitchen facilities, bike racks, 24 hour secure access and car parking as standard.

There are a variety of space options available, too, in tailored sq ft configurations to suit your unique business requirements. Private offices and shared workspaces in Greenwich often come with additional amenities as well, such as reception and administrative services, IT support, mail handling and onsite management and coffee shops, and floor to ceiling windows to take in beautiful views of the River Thames and the London skyline. All of these perks come as standard when you choose your serviced offices in the many business centres around Greenwich town centre, with the addition of flexible month-to-month lease terms, for peace of mind and ease of budgeting.

Greenwich Transport Links

Greenwich is located opposite Canary Wharf, along the River Thames in Zone 2, and is served by train, bus, Docklands Light Railway (DLR) and riverboat ferry services. You can access the area via Greenwich station transport interchange, which provides rail, bus and DLR transport links, Cutty Sark or Maritime Greenwich DLR station, Maze Hill, Deptford Station and numerous bus services that cross the area.

North Greenwich station near The O2 Arena, on the tip of the Greenwich peninsula, provides Jubilee line tube services west to Cannon Street Central London, via Canary Wharf underground station, Surrey Quays, and Canada Water interchange, eastwards to London City Airport, and additionally services northwards up to Stratford. Many of the serviced offices listed also provide secure bike racks, and end of trip facilities including showers, for those who’d prefer a cycle commute. Whatever your travel needs, you can rest assured that Greenwich serviced office space will accommodate whatever transport links or commuting requirements you have.

Business in Greenwich

Greenwich is an historic district of south east London within the Royal Borough of Greenwich. It is strategically located close to Canary Wharf, a major hub for national and internal financial services providers and banks, although the borough has a diverse business services sector. A growing cluster of IT and communications businesses is partly based in the town centre. As new office and light industrial spaces are developed in the area, IT and communications businesses are also increasingly finding homes on the Greenwich Peninsula and Woolwich.

The creative industry is another fast-growing sector in the borough. The growth of Grade A Greenwich office spaces in high street locations is attracting digital media businesses looking for affordable and modern workspaces. Clusters of creative businesses are found throughout the borough in the Digital Peninsula, the Royal Arsenal in Woolwich, West Greenwich and Charlton.

Tourism and retail are also important economic drivers. Greenwich's rich cultural heritage means the area has several tourist attractions, including Maritime Greenwich, the Royal Observatory and The O2. Town centres at Greenwich, Woolwich and Eltham and retail parks at Charlton and Thamesmead are the borough's main shopping destinations.

About Greenwich

Greenwich gives its name to the Greenwich Meridian and Greenwich Mean Time. From the fifteenth century, it was the site of the Palace of Placentia. The royal palace was the birthplace of Henry VII, Elizabeth I, and other members of the House of Tudor. It was rebuilt following the English Civil War as the Royal Naval Hospital for Sailors. The landmark building became the Royal Naval College in 1873 and is now used by the University of Greenwich, Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance, and other public uses.

Other major sights and attractions include the National Maritime Museum, the Royal Observatory, the Cutty Sark clipper ship, Greenwich Park, and numerous high street shopping districts, as well as the popular nearby areas of Canning Town, Surrey Quays and Canary Wharf. Greenwich is also recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the Discover Greenwich Visitor Centre provides information on the area's history in the Pepys Buildings on the grounds of the Old Royal Naval College.