Commercial Properties To Let in South Bank, London, serviced office, business park, office
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- Prime Bankside location near London Bridge
- UK’s first net zero carbon commercial development
- Private offices from 8 to 90 desks
- Striking design-led workspace in the heart of Borough Yards
- Interiors created with world-renowned Studio David Thulstrup
- Outdoor terraces on the 2nd and 5th floors
The Hop Exchange is one of the most historic and famous buildings in the South Bank. Built in 1867 for the trading of hops when the local area was the centre of London's brewing industry. The original architecture has been cherished and preserved creating a unique atmosphere, and a unique location.
Nutmeg House is a converted Edwardian warehouse style office building situated in the heart of Butlers Wharf, close to Tower Bridge and the River Thames. The building's original warehouse features are still intact adding character and personality to the space. The available accommodation compris...
Pentagon House is prominently situated on Southwark Street, in a prime South Bank office location. There is a spacious double height manned reception with two lifts that give access directly onto the floor. The available space comprises of the ground and the 4th floors which have both been newl...
Conran Building was designed by Sterling prize winner Sir Michael Hopkins, re-imagined by Sir Terrance Conran and used as his office HQ and private apartment. The building has subsequently been restored to contemporary office space by Squire & Partners architects, with outstanding attention to de...
Gaze out on the Thames from centrally located offices with a modern reception and superb cafe. Enjoy access to stylish meeting rooms and balconies a stones throw from black friers, situated between great transport links, restaurants and bars your team will love. Limited availability — enquire now!.
The available offices offer bright, open-plan space within characterful former warehouse buildings. Generous ceiling heights, large sash and skylight windows provide excellent natural light throughout, while exposed services enhance the industrial warehouse aesthetic. The layout is predominantly...
A 1930s warehouse that saw action as a gun emplacement during the Blitz, The Clove Building was originally converted by Sir Terence Conran and architects Allies and Morrison into award-winning office accommodation. In keeping with its utilitarian origins and crisp modernist design, The Clove...


























