Find office space to rent on flexible terms in St James's, London SW1 - a prestigious neighbourhood known for its high-end shops, galleries and antique markets. These all-inclusive executive suites, luxury offices and hot desks are offered fully furnished, with high spec facilities and amenities. View a selection of featured spaces below or call 020 3965 9617 to tell us what you need.
This amenity-rich complex is the perfect location for any business seeking a modern workspace to thrive. The refined design and stunning landmark architecture are locally renowned as a commercially significant business establishment incorporating a neutral palette, international style, and industrial materials to create an elegant and fun workspace. Spacious, fully-furnished offices offer a team somewhere to work comfortably, where members... More info
Located just a stones throw away from London's iconic St James's park, 2 Queen Annes Gate falls under under our hassle-free managed offering, Halkin Enterprise. This package is a fully customisable business solution without the responsibilities of a lease. More info
Four Matthew Parker Street is a beautiful period listed property, it sits prominently in the corner of this quiet St James's Park Street, just moments away from Westminster Abbey. The building was comprehensively refurbished in 2016 and the exterior was refurbished in January 2023. The 2016 works included all new showers, changing and bike storage facilities, along with a full refurbishment of all common areas. More info
This managed office space, situated on the 8th floor, offers an expansive 2,226 sq ft layout designed to accommodate productivity and collaboration. With 30 desks, 3 meeting rooms, phone booths, and a manned reception area, every aspect of your business needs is meticulously catered for. Experience unparalleled convenience with amenities such as 24/7 access, lift accessibility, and refreshing air conditioning throughout the building.... More info
This is a stunning new building designed by renowned architect Eric Parry on a site that was once home to Josiah Wedgwood who is widely credited with the industrialization of the manufacture of pottery. Having developed this centre from an idea four years ago into a thriving and productive central London base for over 270 businesses, our Mayfair base will remain and in May, we look forward to opening a brand new, purpose designed location... More info
Executive & Serviced Offices St James's
Take a look at our office space in St James's, available to rent on flexible terms, including executive suites and furnished offices benefiting from a full service package. We also have coworking 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.
Business in St James's
The affluent St James's area is nestled between St James's Park, Green Park, Trafalgar Square and Mayfair. St James's Palace, Clarence House and The Ritz London are some of the area's famous landmarks.
There are a number of luxury shops, antique dealers and fine art galleries throughout St James's, including Colnaghi, Agnew's Gallery, Hazlitt, Berry Brothers and Rudd, and Gooden & Fox. Renowned galleries include the Helly Nahmad Gallery, The White Cube, Paisnel Gallery, Bernard Jacobson Gallery, and The Sladmore Gallery.
Many of these businesses work with auction house Christie's, which is based on King Street. Several tailors are based along Jermyn Street, while St James's Street is famous for its cigar retailers. The official ministerial residence of the Foreign Secretary and the Privy Council Office are also found in St James's at Carlton Gardens.
Due to its proximity to decision makers in Westminster, companies and organisations in the area often work closely with government. These include societies, institutes and other non-profit organisations that are working to influence policymakers. The location is also close to retail and fashion businesses in London's West End as well as media and production companies based in Soho.
Pall Mall is the historic base for many private members' clubs. These include the Oxford and Cambridge Club, The Travellers Club, Athenaeum Club and the Royal Automobile Club. The Institute of Directors also has offices along Pall Mall.
Office Buildings in St James's Park
St James's has some of the most expensive office spaces in the world, with average rents in the area being much higher than those found in New York City and Paris.
- Modern office accommodation is found at 100 Pall Mall, which also houses a business centre with administrative support, meeting rooms and secure underground parking.
- Many former homes along Carlton House Terrace have also been transformed into offices for businesses, learned societies and institutes. Occupants include the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining, the Royal College of Pathologists, the Royal Academy of Engineering, the Royal Society, the British Academy, and the Institute of Contemporary Arts.
- The Institute for Government is based at Carlton Gardens on the west end of Carlton House Terrace. Aerospace company BAE Systems also has offices on Carlton Gardens.
St James's Park Transport Links
St James's Park is exceptionally well provided for when it comes to public transportation links, with St James Park, Victoria, Westminster and Victoria stations all within a ten-minute walk. Numerous bus routes serve the area.
About St James's Park
St James's Park is the oldest of The Royal Parks of London. Named after a leper hospital that was dedicated to St. James the Less, the elegant and leafy park is part of a collection of green spaces in Central London that includes Hyde Park, Green Park and Kensington Gardens.
St James's Park was originally created on former marshland, last purchased by Henry VIII in 1532 as part of an effort to transform York Palace (the future Whitehall) into a royal residence for the king. St James's Park was formally established in 1603 when James I ordered that the land be drained and landscaped.
The popular park has been the home of exotic animals and grazing cows at various points throughout its history. At the west side of the park is Buckingham Palace, while the Horse Guards is along the eastern edge. The 23-hectare (57-acre) park lies within the elite and refined St James's area of the City of Westminster. Other high-class areas of London including Belgravia, Mayfair, Soho, Covent Garden and the West End also surround St James's.
