Commercial Properties To Let in W1W
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Moray House is located on the west side of Great Titchfield Street, between Little Portland Street and Mortimer Street, in the heart of vibrant Fitzrovia. Rich in history with a notable artistic and Bohemian heritage, today Fitzrovia is known to be a popular destination attracting fashion, medical, creative and media businesses and offers an ever-growing array of dining, shopping, fitness and leisure facilities. The area has excellent transport links including 8 underground tube lines spread across 8 stations, as well as the Elizabeth Line.
- Good Ceiling Height
- Excellent Transport Links
- Wood Flooring
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Overlooking Eastcastle Street, this newly refurbished workspace benefits from excellent natural light and open views across Fitzrovia. Large street-facing windows allow daylight to flow throughout the floor, creating a bright and uplifting working environment. The space offers an efficient and flexible layout, ideal for small to medium-sized teams seeking a well-proportioned, West End office that balances collaboration with a strong sense of identity. Situated within Fitzrovia Quarter, occupiers are surrounded by one of central London's most dynamic neighbourhoods. From the global brands of Oxford Street to Soho's vibrant bars and independent retailers, and Fitzrovia's renowned restaurants, cafés and green spaces, the area offers an exceptional mix of food, fashion, wellness and culture right on the doorstep.
- New air conditioning and mechanical ventilation
- Dedicated cycle entrance
- Commissionaire
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Overlooking Eastcastle Street, this newly refurbished workspace benefits from excellent natural light and open views across Fitzrovia. Large street-facing windows allow daylight to flow throughout the floor, creating a bright and uplifting working environment. The space offers an efficient and flexible layout, ideal for small to medium-sized teams seeking a well-proportioned, West End office that balances collaboration with a strong sense of identity. Situated within Fitzrovia Quarter, occupiers are surrounded by one of central London's most dynamic neighbourhoods. From the global brands of Oxford Street to Soho's vibrant bars and independent retailers, and Fitzrovia's renowned restaurants, cafés and green spaces, the area offers an exceptional mix of food, fashion, wellness and culture right on the doorstep.
- New air conditioning and mechanical ventilation
- Dedicated cycle entrance
- Commissionaire
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Located in London's West End, 51-53 Margaret Street is situated on the south side of Margaret Street between Regent Street and Great Portland Street. 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. This strategic location makes 47-50 Margaret Street an ideal spot for both work and leisure.
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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 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. This strategic location makes 47-50 Margaret Street an ideal spot for both work and leisure.
