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Serviced Offices in Liverpool St
- Liverpool Street is famously home to Liverpool Street Station, one of the biggest and busiest train stations in London. Although thousands of people pass through the area every day, travelling to and from work, the resident population of Liverpool Street and the surroundings in only about 200 people.
- Liverpool Street is located in Bishopsgate, which was one of the original eight gates on the London Wall. Bishopsgate is surrounded by Lime Street to the south, Worship Street to the north, Coleman Street to the west and Tower Hamlets to the east.
- Many of our clients choose office space in Liverpool Street for the ease and accessibility of the train station, making their commutes around the city and to the surrounding towns very easy.
- Some of our serviced offices in Liverpool Street even enjoy stunning views over the station, as well as unparalleled access to the city and beyond.
- Many of the city’s major banking institutions have offices in the area, including the Royal Bank of Scotland and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development.
- Liverpool Street Station is served by the Central, Circle, Hammersmith & City and Metropolitan Lines and is in fare zone 1. It is also serviced by many London bus routes. From this station, commuters can also access Cambridge on the West Anglia Main Line, Norwich on the Great Eastern Main Line and Stansted Airport via the Stansted Express. In the near future, the Elizabeth Line will join up with the station, giving commuters further access to Heathrow Airport and Reading.
- Liverpool Street Station has been “twinned” with Amsterdam Central railway station since 1993. There is a plaque commemorating this near the entrance to the Underground station.
- There is a wide variety of serviced offices to rent in Liverpool Street, from 1-2 person private offices in beautiful townhouses to large-scale, ultra-modern coworking spaces, all to suit a range of styles and budgets.
- Did you know that Liverpool Street Station is only one of four train stations to be included in the London version of Monopoly? The other three featured are King's Cross, Fenchurch Street and Marylebone.
- The station also served as one of the main entry points for thousands of children during the Kindertransport rescue mission of the Second World War.
- The skyline around Liverpool Street is very easily recognisable. Many large skyscrapers are dotted around the area, including Broadgate Tower, Heron Tower, 99 Bishopsgate and Tower 42, with more skyscrapers currently under construction. One such skyscraper, 22 Bishopsgate, will be the tallest building in the City of London and will reach a staggering 62 storeys upon completion. Some of our offices to rent in Liverpool Street are located in these impressive buildings.
- Many of our clients who rent office space in Liverpool Street say that they enjoy the vast array of dining options available to them. Among some of the fanciest dining in the area is Boisdale of Bishopsgate, which celebrates traditional Scottish cuisine and whisky. Sushisamba City is also a very popular spot near Liverpool Street, which serves a Japanese fusion menu and where diners can enjoy 38th floor views over the city while they eat.
- There are also many bars and pubs near Liverpool Street that are dab hands at serving the perfect after-work drinks. Firm favourites include We Are Bar, London Cocktail Club and Dirty Dicks.
- If you need to find accommodation near Liverpool Street, there are many options, from budget hotels to luxury stays. For a bit of luxury, we recommend Hotel 41, The Curtain and Kimpton Fitzroy London. Visits to Old Spitalfields Market, The Arcade, St Botolph-without-Bishopsgate and the Broadgate Circle are all highly recommended.
