Commercial Properties To Let in Fulham, South West London, serviced office, business park, office
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- 24/7 security
- Access to global network
- Utilities included
A fully equipped office for one person, ideal for focused work with reliable connectivity, privacy and a professional space. All-inclusive services, ergonomic furniture and on-site support are included in a move-in-ready workspace
Whether you are looking for a self-contained statement headquarters or a space for your business to call home, the Fulham Centre boasts approximately 32,000 sq ft of cutting-edge workspace flooded with natural light. Having undergone a complete transformation with back-to-frame renovation and extension, Fulham’s latest offering delivers five tech-enabled floors with striking rooftop garden, private terraces and excellent transport links across London. Previously the headquarters of Universal Music, the Fulham Centre’s striking glazed facade and new reception with provision for a barista cafe creates an impressive sense of arrival. Occupiers benefit from bright extended floorplates, two private terraces on the 2nd and 5th floors and a rooftop garden with panoramic views across London.
The Foundry is a Grade A redevelopment as part of Assembly, London. Per sq ft £57.50 per sq ft Assembly comprises three parts, Smiths Square, Foundry, and Farriers Yard. Foundry sits at the center of the scheme, as a comprehensive refurbishment HQ office development that will of...
The Fulham Centre, Fulham Broadway, SW6. Per sq ft £55 per sq ft Whether you are looking for a self-contained statement headquarters or a space for your business to call home, the Fulham Centre boasts approximately 32,000 sq ft of cutting-edge workspace flooded with natural ...
Thames Wharf Studios is set on the banks of the River Thames, offering a serene and secluded setting. The building boasts a rich history as a hub of creativity and innovation, which was transformed in the 1980s by renowned architect Richard Rogers.

















