The Enterprise Hub by Trampoline NH

At WeWork 120 Moorgate, your workday feels calm, efficient, and intentional. Spread across seven carefully designed floors, you'll find sleek private offices, flexible meeting rooms, and open lounges that make it easy to focus, collaborate, or pause for a quick reset between tasks. Communal areas are ideal for informal conversations and team catch-ups, while the rooftop terrace and outdoor space offer a refreshing change of scene for calls or quiet thinking time.

Behind the art deco exterior you will discover a striking industrial fit-out, with funky furniture and vibrant design, making this the perfect home for young start-ups and established companies looking for creative space. There is an onsite cafeteria and canteen, with generous breakout space and lounges throughout the building. A huge range of meeting rooms, from booths and small rooms to large conference and theatre-style spaces, make it ideal for events. Bike storage and showers make it a great spot to cycle to work, while Blackfriars and Waterloo stations are both within a five-minute walk.

Step through the ornate gothic archway that serves as the entrance to this London office space, and you'll find yourself in a sunny brick courtyard. Architectural details, such as the bay windows, take you back to the time of Charles Dickens, and the coworking space inside reflects a lively startup atmosphere. WeWork Waterhouse Square is located on two beautifully renovated floors where you'll find luxurious leather furnishings and copper-trimmed lighting fixtures. The space is a hot spot for client meetings, especially for those in the advertising, legal, and business services fields, and is also a great place for newly founded companies to impress their clients. An easy walk from the Farringdon, Chancery, and Holborn Underground stations, it's also close to Piccadilly Circus, which links to major shopping and entertainment areas in the West End. Another perk is that the office space is steps away from Leather Lane Market, a popular lunchtime destination filled with food stalls galore.

Twelve floors up in an established Covent Garden tower, with long views and all-day light: step out of the lift and the whole floor is yours. A private, self-contained base in a corner of the West End that never sits still, with Seven Dials, Neal's Yard and its green pockets just below.

A calm Midtown perch in London's legal-and-financial corridor, tucked between Fleet Street and Holborn. Private and quietly focused, it looks out over the rooftops toward Lincoln's Inn. Designed, built and run by Kitt as a fully managed, fully fitted private office.