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1 Fetter Lane combines the prestige of a prime legal district address with modern, flexible workspace. The building offers a mix of private offices and open, collaborative areas designed for productivity and connection. Two lifts link the floors, with breakout zones, an island kitchen, pool table and meeting rooms set within a large communal space.

Positioned in London's thriving financial district, 288 Bishopsgate puts you in the beating heart of the Square Mile. Set over six floors, this modern building boasts inspiring views of the skyline and Spitalfields courtyard. Stylish private offices, spacious open coworking areas, relaxed lounges and high-spec meeting rooms offer a distinctive backdrop for your business. Step outside and there are the City's countless places to lunch, dine with clients, socialise with colleagues and network after hours.

A London stock townhouse with a members' club feel, still affordable. Six floors hold nine self-contained spaces, each with its own kitchen, meeting rooms and breakout areas, plus shared lounge space, a roof garden, phone booths and bean-to-cup barista coffee. Small offices of 275 sq ft suit 6-8 people, larger offices from 550 sq ft take 14-18, and a whole floor of 1,400 sq ft fits up to 32 desks.

Just off London's exclusive Sloane Square, 2 Eaton Gate is a sophisticated office environment over six floors. Known for its grand Victorian architecture, Eaton Gate is an enviable Belgravia location. As one of Argyll's Townhouses, it is reserved for the exclusive use of office customers — a warm, quiet and more private work environment. There are stylish shower rooms with complimentary soaps and an elegant business lounge to work, relax or meet with colleagues, and you're welcome to bring your dog to work. Belgravia's finest boutiques, restaurants, cafes and galleries are on the doorstep.

Set over seven floors of a distinctive Grade II listed Lutyens property on quiet Tavistock Street, Hudson House is a unique work sanctuary moments from vibrant Covent Garden. Once the editorial offices and printworks of Country Life magazine, its original architectural details — from marble floors to vaulted ceilings — have been thoughtfully reimagined for contemporary working. Sophisticated, unbranded private offices sit alongside a business lounge, breakout spaces, private video booths and two high-spec meeting rooms. Secure bike storage, stylish shower rooms with complimentary soaps and a dog-friendly policy complete the experience.