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Set up shop in One Kingdom Street, home to tech giants Microsoft and a growing business community. When you hop off the train at Paddington station, you can get to the stunning, blue-fronted building in minutes where you can work productively in the recently refurbished, luxury-feel office space. You can even run slick client workshops and team gatherings in the modern, well-equipped meeting rooms. When it’s time to unplug, take a head-clearing stroll along the canal at Paddington Basin. And get away for the weekend easily, with Heathrow airport just a 15-mile drive away.

With beautiful garden views, and Victoria station right opposite, 52 Grosvenor Gardens is an enviable location for any business. This vibrant commercial district is easily accessed by road and rail. Host clients in comfort in the 6-seat meeting room, or use the handy breakout areas for more informal gatherings. And when it's time for a break, stretch your legs in the many surrounding green spaces. After work, head to nearby Knightsbridge and Belgravia for exclusive shopping and fine dining.

Baker Street is famous the world over as the home of Sherlock Holmes, but you won’t need a detective to work out why basing your business at our centre will see it thrive. You’re in sought-after Marylebone, surrounded by chic boutiques and cafes as well as medical, educational, media and fashion businesses. Find the flexible, fully-equipped workspace to solve your business needs, whether you’re looking for private or shared offices or to hire a meeting room in London. Your productivity will soar in these inspiring designer spaces. Head up to the beautiful roof terrace for stunning views. It’s the perfect spot to sip your killer cup of coffee or post-work drinks while networking with our buzzing business community of entrepreneurs. The area is a vibrant mix of shops, bars and restaurants. Take a stroll to Regent’s Park or Montagu Square and its Blue Plaque marking where John Lennon lived, or watch a match at Lord’s Cricket Ground. Spark your creativity with a visit to The Sherlock Holmes Museum, Marble Arch or Madame Tussauds. You’re two minutes from a bus stop, Baker Street Tube Station is just a five-minute walk and London Marylebone train station is 10 minutes.

This building’s striking 1920s façade reflects its equally impressive interior – the perfect work base for any ambitious business. Located in Pentonville (London’s eclectic legal quarter) with neighbours including The Guardian newspaper and Central St Martins College of Art and Design, our well-appointed 344-354 Gray's Inn Road workspaces are sure to make a great impression on both clients and colleagues. Across five stories, you’ll find 22,000 sq ft of recently refurbished flexible office space, including contemporary meeting rooms and light-filled co-working areas – perfect for networking with local professionals. A virtual office service is also available, for those who would benefit from a prestigious business address without a physical presence. This building features secure bike racks and shower facilities, and is within easy reach of popular London attractions including Camden Market, Wellcome Collection and The Foundling Museum, thanks to its close proximity to a number of tube stations such as St Pancras and Holborn. A few minutes’ walk away, the Eurostar London Terminal and King's Cross station provide fantastic UK and international links. Euston mainline railway station is just five minutes away, and Swinton Street bus station (Stop N) is also nearby. Looking to stretch your legs? Tavistock Square Gardens and Spa Fields Park are two local green spaces worth a visit.

Travel with ease in any direction from this impressively connected building. Our Hamilton House centre is ideally located for rail and underground travel, as well as connections to the continent via St Pancras International. Step through the grand entrance into this bright, modern centre filled with plenty of light to help with productivity. There’s a collection of green spaces nearby to enjoy on your lunch break, as well as popular destinations like The British Library.