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| Type of space | Number of desks* | Rent per month |
|---|---|---|
| Private Office | 14 Desks (490 Sqft) | £11200 |
| Private Office | 16 Desks (560 Sqft) | £14370 |
| Private Office | 10 Desks (350 Sqft) | £8000 |
*Please note, square foot size may vary at each location
This stunning office building is arranged over 6 floors, fitted out with many original features in the exclusive Knightsbridge area. Clients in the building have access to secretarial services and meting rooms as well as a customer lounge.
Situated in Knightsbridge, just a short walk from Knightsbridge, Sloane Square and Victoria Station with the fashionable Kings Road and Sloane Square are just a stones through away.
Ref: 22865
Situated in Knightsbridge, just a short walk from Knightsbridge, Sloane Square and Victoria Station with the fashionable Kings Road and Sloane Square are just a stones through away.
Ref: 22865
Amenities
Air Conditioning
Bike Racks
Break-Out Areas
Cat 5-6 Cabling
IT and Telecoms
Kitchen Facilities
Lifts
Manned Reception
Meeting Rooms
Office Cleaning
Office Furniture
Postal Services
Reception Area
Secretarial Services
Showers
Video Conferencing
Virtual Office Services
One of the most affluent areas in London, if not the UK, Knightsbridge in zone one, borders Hyde Park to the north, Belgravia to the east and Kensington to the west.
Potted with high-end, high fashion designer shops, jewellery boutiques, five-star hotels and some of London's finest eateries line its leafy avenues, including the world-famous Harrods. Lots of renowned fashion houses have chosen Knightsbridge as the ideal spot for some of their most impressive flagship stores, including Prada, Jimmy Choo and Manolo Blahnik.
Knightsbridge is also home to a number of important foreign embassies. Home to some stunning, opulent and high-end serviced office space, Knightsbridge plays host to various business sectors including, finance, hedge funds, venture capitalists, and consultancies along with businesses making their presence known internationally locating in this wealth London location.
Starting out as an upmarket hamlet but got its name from the (now underground) River Westbourne's most famous bridge, the Knight's Bridge. In 1852, the now world-renowned Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) opened in Knightsbridge and continues to draw tourists to the area more than 120 years later.
Some of London's most expensive properties can be found in Knightsbridge. The average home in Knightsbridge costs just over £4 million and commercial properties can fetch tens of millions, as buyers vie for a slice of prime property usually reserved for London's high-society. Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich, who owns Chelsea Football Club, calls Lowndes Square home and members of the Qatari royal family also have London homes in the area.
Potted with high-end, high fashion designer shops, jewellery boutiques, five-star hotels and some of London's finest eateries line its leafy avenues, including the world-famous Harrods. Lots of renowned fashion houses have chosen Knightsbridge as the ideal spot for some of their most impressive flagship stores, including Prada, Jimmy Choo and Manolo Blahnik.
Knightsbridge is also home to a number of important foreign embassies. Home to some stunning, opulent and high-end serviced office space, Knightsbridge plays host to various business sectors including, finance, hedge funds, venture capitalists, and consultancies along with businesses making their presence known internationally locating in this wealth London location.
Starting out as an upmarket hamlet but got its name from the (now underground) River Westbourne's most famous bridge, the Knight's Bridge. In 1852, the now world-renowned Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) opened in Knightsbridge and continues to draw tourists to the area more than 120 years later.
Some of London's most expensive properties can be found in Knightsbridge. The average home in Knightsbridge costs just over £4 million and commercial properties can fetch tens of millions, as buyers vie for a slice of prime property usually reserved for London's high-society. Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich, who owns Chelsea Football Club, calls Lowndes Square home and members of the Qatari royal family also have London homes in the area.
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