Serviced Offices in Mayfair

Office space in Mayfair is some of the most sought-after in London This is because Mayfair is one of the city’s most prestigious locations for both business and residential properties. This area is home to many major corporations, embassies and upmarket businesses and hotels.
Mayfair is a truly elegant district that has kept true to its historically affluent status. It is bordered by Hyde Park to the west and Green Park to the south. The area itself is filled with spectacular Georgian architecture and townhouses, many of which are home to some of our serviced offices in Mayfair.

Mayfair borders similarly upmarket Fitzrovia, Marylebone, Knightsbridge and Belgravia, meaning reaching your office space in Mayfair is straightforward from all directions. Marble Arch, Bond Street and Oxford Circus tube stations are all close by to the north, whilst Piccadilly Circus and Hyde Park Corner are a few minutes to the south.

This allows access to your serviced office by the Central, Piccadilly, Victoria, Jubilee and Bakerloo lines. The area is also served by many central bus routes. Mayfair is easily accessible by car, with many serviced offices in the area offering parking spaces.
Mayfair one of the most expensive shopping districts in the world. It is home to many designer fashion labels along Bond Street and bespoke tailors along the famous Savile Row. Some of London’s most famous hotels including The Ritz, Claridges and The Dorchester are also located here. Mayfair plays host to some of London’s best fine-dining restaurants, such as Sketch, Hakkasan, ROKA Mayfair and Le Gavroche.
Some of Mayfair’s most famous landmarks include The Royal Academy of Arts, St George’s Church on Hanover Square and Grosvenor Square.
There is a wide range of serviced offices to rent in Mayfair, which suit every need and (almost) every budget. Any one of these options is in a location sure to impress clients and customers alike!
Did you know that Mayfair got its name from the “May Fair” that took place in the area from 1686 to 1764?

Mayfair is also the most expensive property square on the London Monopoly board. Landing somewhere with a hotel will cost players £2,000, but don’t let that stop you for looking for offices to rent in Mayfair because it is just a game after all!

Grosvenor Square is one of the most famous places in the area and has a colourful history. Grosvenor Square is the namesake of the first real developers in Mayfair, the Grosvenor family. This family eventually became Dukes of Westminster. Much of the original development of Mayfair can be attributed to the Grosvenors.

Grosvenor Square was created to be the epicentre of Mayfair and was surrounded by many high-quality, upmarket houses. Two of the original houses on the square remain: No. 9, which was once the home of John Adams, and No. 38, now the Indonesian Embassy.

Mayfair has international recognition as an art hub, owing to the many prestigious and world-famous museums and galleries that are in the area. You can find the Royal Academy of Arts in Burlington House. It was founded in 1768 by George III and is the oldest fine arts society in the world. The Fine Art Society gallery on New Bond Street was established in 1876. Other notably galleries in Mayfair include Maddox Gallery and the Halcyon Gallery.

Confectionary giant Cadbury’s used to have their head office at No. 25 Berkeley Square, before moving their office to Uxbridge.

The writer Oscar Wilde famously lived in Grosvenor Square between 1883 to 1884, and mentioned Mayfair throughout his writings, including The Importance of Being Earnest and The Picture of Dorian Gray. Other famous residents throughout history included King William IV and Prime Minister Lord Rosebery.