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Serviced Offices in Covent Garden
- If you’re looking for offices to rent in Covent Garden then look no further. These serviced offices are some of the most impressive and sought-after spaces in this vibrant and colourful part of the city.
- Covent Garden is nestled to the east of the West End, between Charing Cross Road and Drury Lane. The area falls within the London boroughs of Westminster and Camden. The area’s history goes back centuries and many of its buildings are listed.
- Office space in Covent Garden is extremely popular with a great number of sectors, but particularly with the media and creative industries, with many media agencies choosing to locate right in the thick of it, close to the main piazza.
- Covent Garden also boasts some of the best bars, restaurants and nightlife in London, making it very well suited to those who need to entertain clients on a regular basis, such as the financial industry.
- Covent Garden is best known for its many tourist attractions including museums, shops, cafes, bars and markets. It’s here you’ll find attractions like the London Transport Museum, the National Opera House and, of course, Rules, founded in 1798, making it London’s oldest and most famous restaurant. Some other local restaurants popular for wining and dining clients include Hawksmoor Seven Dials, Brasserie Max, Christopher’s, The Ivy and J. Sheekey.
- Transport options for serviced offices in Covent Garden are vast with Covent Garden, Leicester Square, Charing Cross and Holborn tube stations all close by, offering access to the Northern, Central and Piccadilly lines. Meanwhile, Charing Cross rail station offer links to farther afield along the South East.
- About 30 bus routes service the nearby area with one bus route, the RV1, servicing Covent Garden itself. Covent Garden’s main area is also completely car-free, making it a pedestrian's dream.
- Covent Garden’s stunning main piazza is filled with shoppers and lively street performers all week long. The main courtyard space, which is framed with shops, pubs and restaurants, is reserved for performers of classical music only, making it an extremely enjoyable place to relax and unwind.
- The Covent Garden Market building – originally built in 1830 for fruit and vegetable sellers – offers a wide range of cafes, luxury fashion brands and jewellers.
- The area has over 60 bars and pubs, some of which are listed buildings. It is not known exactly which pub is the oldest in the area is but many suggest that it is The Lamb and Flag on Rose Street, which can be dated back to 1772. Other listed buildings include the Nag's Head on James Street, the White Swan on New Row and the Old Bell on the corner of Exeter Street and Wellington Street.
- Other famous streets and landmarks in Covent Garden include St Paul’s Church, the Theatre Royal and Seven Dials, a popular shopping district.
- This historic area is not afraid of a bit of modern influence, however. The main piazza is home to the largest Apple store in the world. Many luxury shopping brands, such as Burbury, can be found nearby.
- Luxury accommodation is plentiful in the form of world-famous hotels. The Savoy, the Waldorf Hilton, the Charing Cross Hotel and One Aldwych are among the most notable.
- All of this and more combine to make this area one of the most desirable locations in the city. It is no wonder so many of our clients are looking for offices to rent in Covent Garden!
