Commercial Properties To Let in Fitzrovia, London
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56-57 Eastcastle St presents a contemporary ground floor opportunity on one of Fitzrovia Quarter's most desirable streets, just moments from Oxford Street. The unit offers a strong 10 metre wide frontage and a clean, gallery-style interior, well suited to boutique retail, gallery, or showroom concepts. The neighbourhood attracts a curated mix of designled brands and creative businesses, with Nepenthes set to open next door, further enhancing Eastcastle St's reputation as a destination for distinctive retail and cultural operators, including Gibson Guitars, Hope 93 Gallery, and House of Sisters Grimm. Less than a three-minute walk from Oxford Street, the property benefits from strong footfall and proximity to one of London's most recognised shopping destinations. Approximately 45,000 sq ft of office space above the unit is also nearing completion in Q2, providing an immediate on-site customer base and adding to the area's appeal.
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Located in the heart of London's West End, this building is perfectly situated between Great Portland Street and Great Titchfield Street in vibrant Fitzrovia. Nestled between Marylebone and Fitzrovia, this area was once the fashionable epicentre of London's rag trade. Architectural gems such as the Victorian Grade I listed All Saints Church stand as a testament to the road's rich heritage, while its modern-day popularity with creative media businesses adds a contemporary twist. The area boasts excellent links including access to eight underground tube lines spread across eight stations. Notably, Bond Street station, served by the Elizabeth Line, and Goodge Street station are within easy reach.
- Open Plan
- Good Ceiling Height
- Wood Flooring
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Rebuilt in the early 20th century, 17-18 Margaret Street is a characterful red-brick office building that reflects Fitzrovia's historic architectural identity. Once at the centre of London's rag trade, the street is now home to a strong mix of creative and media occupiers, offering a working environment that blends heritage with a contemporary professional community. The area has excellent transport links including 8 underground tube lines spread across 8 stations, as well as the Elizabeth Line.
- Two Connecting Open Plan Rooms
- Good Natural Light
- LED Lighting
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This serviced office for three people offers a dedicated team space with furniture, reliable internet and professional support, creating a practical and professional environment for small teams.
- 24/7 security
- Access to global network
- Utilities included
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42-48 Great Portland Street is prominently positioned on the east side of Great Portland Street, just moments from Oxford Street and nestled within the energetic Fitzrovia Quarter. KEF, the heritage UK audio brand, occupies the ground floor, adding a vibrant commercial presence. The location combines a rich mix of creativity, commerce, and lifestyle, with world-class dining, shopping, and cultural destinations all within walking distance. The property benefits from excellent transport connections, with Oxford Circus, Goodge Street, and Great Portland Street stations close by, providing access to the Central, Victoria, Bakerloo, Metropolitan, Circle, Hammersmith & City, and Northern lines.
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Positioned in the heart of Fitzrovia Quarter, 3-4 Bywell Place offers a prime central London location moments from the vibrant energy of Oxford Street. Surrounded by an eclectic mix of cafés, restaurants, boutiques, and wellness amenities, the area blends village charm with the buzz of the West End. Transport links are excellent, with Oxford Circus Underground Station just a short walk away, providing access to multiple tube lines. Additionally, Bond Street station, served by the Elizabeth Line, and Goodge Street station are within easy reach, ensuring seamless connectivity throughout London and beyond.
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Ideally located between Great Titchfield Street and Great Portland Street, this building enjoys a prime position in the vibrant heart of Fitzrovia. Just a stone's throw from Oxford Street and Regent Street, and within walking distance of the tranquillity of Regent's Park, it offers the best of both worlds.
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A beautiful Building From 2 person offices to 30 person offices. A range of oppitunies to suit your needs. You won't be disappointedLocated in the heart of the West End, Cavendish Square It is on the doorstep of London’s most dynamic and vibrant shopping and entertainment areas. High ceilings a...
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Located in the heart of London's vibrant West End, this property on the north side of Eastcastle Street, between Great Titchfield Street and Wells Street, offers an exceptional opportunity in the lively Fitzrovia Quarter. The property is excellently connected, with eight underground tube lines spread across eight stations, including Oxford Circus and Tottenham Court Road, which are just a few minutes' walk away. Additionally, the area is served by the Elizabeth Line, among other transport links, ensuring seamless connectivity to the wider London area.
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Located in London's West End, 47-50 Margaret Street is situated on the south side of Margaret Street between Regent Street and Great Portland Street. This street was once at the fashionable epicentre of London's rag trade. Architectural gems such as the Victorian Grade I listed All Saints Church stand as testament to this road's rich heritage, while its modern-day popularity with creative media businesses adds a contemporary twist. The building's prime location places it close to some of London's most iconic destinations. From shopping places to green spaces, Oxford Street, Bond Street, and Cavendish Square Gardens are all nearby. Regent's Park is also a short walk away, providing a welcome slice of greenery amidst the city's hustle and bustle. The area has excellent transport links including 8 underground tube lines spread across 8 stations, as well as the Elizabeth Line.
|1/11Located in the heart of London's West End, this building is perfectly situated between Great Portland Street and Great Titchfield Street in vibrant Fitzrovia. Nestled between Marylebone and Fitzrovia, this area was once the fashionable epicentre of London's rag trade. Architectural gems such as the Victorian Grade I listed All Saints Church stand as a testament to the road's rich heritage, while its modern-day popularity with creative media businesses adds a contemporary twist. The area boasts excellent links including access to eight underground tube lines spread across eight stations. Notably, Bond Street station, served by the Elizabeth Line, and Goodge Street station are within easy reach.
