Home
/
Discover
/
United Kingdom
/
Greater London (Region)
/
Kingston upon Thames (County)
/
London (City)
/
68 King William Street
Halkin

68 King William Street

68 King William Street, EC4N 7HR, London, GB
Images of 68 King William Street
Images of 68 King William Street
Images of 68 King William Street
Images of 68 King William Street
Images of 68 King William Street
Images of 68 King William Street
Bike Storage
Breakout Spaces
Climate Control
Coffee & Tea Bar
Lockers
Lounge
Phone Booths
Reception Service
Restaurant

Halkin 68 King William Street

68 King William Street is a landmark building redefining quality workspace in the heart of the City of London. Directly outside Monument station and the improved Bank entrance, it boasts a private roof terrace and a basement gym, with high-end dining via the Wolseley and Wagtail on site. The design is exceptional, with a suspended staircase and a timeless aesthetic.

hot desks
meeting rooms
day offices
private offices
virtual offices

A landmark City workspace

Halkin 68 King William Street is a landmark building redefining quality workspace in the heart of the City of London. Directly outside Monument station and the improved Bank entrance, it boasts a private roof terrace and a basement gym, with high-end dining via the Wolseley and Wagtail on site. The design is exceptional, with a suspended staircase and a timeless aesthetic.

Lounge at Halkin 68 King William Street

Facilities and Amenities

High-speed Wi-Fi
Basement gym
Roof terrace
Concierge reception

Great for work

  • Fully furnished private offices
  • High-speed Wi-Fi and utilities included
  • Air conditioning
  • Breakout spaces and lounges
  • Coworking and hot desks (chargeable)
  • Standing desks

Meetings and events

  • Meeting and conference rooms (chargeable)
  • Event spaces
  • Phone booths

Food and drink

  • High-end dining via the Wolseley and Wagtail on site
  • Onsite cafe
  • Bar
  • Coffee and tea
  • Fully equipped kitchen

Wellbeing and fitness

  • Basement gym
  • Private roof terrace
  • Showers
  • Towel service

Community and services

  • Concierge-style reception
  • Business address and mail handling
  • IT support
  • Printing
  • Secure bike storage
  • Lockers
  • Virtual offices
  • Sustainable building

Need help? Contact us

If you have any questions about Halkin 68 King William Street or would like to arrange a viewing, our team is happy to help.

Contact form

Frequently asked questions about Halkin 68 King William Street

The address is 68 King William Street, London, EC4N 7HR.

It is directly outside Monument station and the improved Bank entrance, in the heart of the City of London.

The building offers fully furnished private offices on enquiry, along with coworking and meeting spaces. Please contact us for current availability.

Facilities include high-speed Wi-Fi, air conditioning, a private roof terrace, a basement gym, high-end dining via the Wolseley and Wagtail, phone booths, showers, secure bike storage and a concierge-style reception.

Reception is generally staffed Monday to Friday, 09:00 to 18:00. Hours may vary, so please contact us to confirm.

How to get there?

Halkin 68 King William Street sits in the heart of the City, directly outside Monument station. London Bridge, Bank and Cannon Street are all a short walk away, with the river, Leadenhall Market and the City's best dining close by.

Could not find any nearby transportation options.
Thumbnail of a map
Open map
Image of the location
9.2
1 virtual offices
Canvas Offices
175 High Holborn
Enquire
175 High Holborn is a striking mid-century, mirrored building with views over many Central London landmarks. Spanning eight floors with over 40 flexible private offices, it is equipped with the latest access controls and workplace technology. Design-led and all-inclusive, it is built for ambitious start-ups, creative scale-ups and global brands in the heart of Holborn.
Read more
View location
Image of the location
9.2
1 virtual offices
Canvas Offices
35 Luke Street
Enquire
Design-led serviced offices at 35 Luke Street in Old Street, on the edge of Shoreditch and Tech City. The building strikes a balance between private offices and generous communal space: a staircase past bleacher-style event seating leads to a large communal area with an island kitchen, pool table and arcade games, plus plenty of chairs, tables and comfy sofas for work, rest or play. All-inclusive, flexible contracts.
Read more
View location
Image of the location
8.5
1 virtual offices
Argyll
1 Cornhill
Enquire
1 Cornhill is an architectural landmark in the heart of the City of London, set behind a distinctive curved façade overlooking the Bank of England and the Royal Exchange. Spread over six floors, it offers refined, unbranded serviced offices, elegant coworking lounges and five meeting rooms — including the domed Dome Room with its vast round table. Many of the offices look out over the Bank of England, making it an inspiring base in London's financial epicentre, with attentive service from an on-site team.
Read more
View location
Image of the location
8.5
1 virtual offices
Argyll
21 Gloucester Place
Enquire
Situated on one of London's longest terraces, 21 Gloucester Place embodies the neighbourhood's character — charming, peaceful and warm. Original features, a modern heritage aesthetic and an attentive team give this six-floor Georgian mansion its distinctive boutique feel, offering a warm, quiet and more private work environment. Cycle to work with secure bike parking and stylish shower rooms with complimentary soaps, and you're welcome to bring your dog to work. On its doorstep is Marylebone's metropolitan village, with a vibrant shopping and food scene.
Read more
View location
Image of the location
9.2
1 virtual offices
Canvas Offices
30 Binney Street
Enquire
A beautifully converted Mayfair office building offering bright, spacious private offices in the heart of London's West End. Stunning period features meet elegant design, with quiet, light-filled offices behind large sash windows overlooking the iconic streets of Mayfair. Set on the corner of Binney Street and Oxford Street with entrances from both, it sits just moments from Bond Street station.
Read more
View location
See more locations in London