Serviced Offices in Shoreditch

Shoreditch is one of London’s most fashionable areas. Our collection of office spaces is perfect for any company looking for offices to rent in Shoreditch.

Originally a working-class area, Shoreditch has rapidly become the epicentre for London’s web tech and digital sectors over the past decade. A large number of former warehouses have now been converted into edgy serviced office spaces with exposed brickwork, high ceilings and a modern industrial feel.

The area lies between Old Street, Shoreditch High Street and Brick Lane, to the north of the City of London.
Major international companies such as Google, Microsoft, Facebook, Amazon, Intel and Cisco now have headquarters located in and around Old Street’s ‘Silicon Roundabout’. Rents have increased significantly in conjunction with the area’s rapid growth, although our serviced offices in Shoreditch are still more competitive than in West or Central London.
Among the first digital start-ups to make Shoreditch their home were Last.fm, Songkick and 7digital, leading the way for larger companies in later years. This area has now realised its initial promise as a tech hub, thanks to local and national investment, and is now commonly known as East London Tech City.
Transportation to and from office space in Shoreditch is made easy by an excellent road and rail network. This area is served by Old Street tube station on the Northern line and the London Overground via Shoreditch High Street Station.

Liverpool Street station is also close by, with commuter trains to Stansted Airport and right across the south east from Norwich and Cambridge to Essex. It also has numerous bus routes to London’s residential areas, including the 43, 135, 205 and the N205 throughout the night.

In terms of nightlife, Shoreditch has a buzzing social scene, with scores of hip restaurants, bars, cafes, shops and nightclubs, perfect for entertaining clients. Some of the best bars in Shoreditch include TT Liquor, Cocktail Trading Company, Bar Three and Happiness Forgets, but there are bars for every taste, budget and desire. The eclectic mix of businesses is what makes Shoreditch so undeniably cool.

The same goes for local eateries. If you can dream it up, it’s probably on a menu in Shoreditch somewhere. Restaurants in the area that are definitely worth trying out includer Hoi Polloi, Lyle’s, Dishoom and Adina.

The area has no shortage of hotels that are suitable for impressing any clients you have visiting your office space in Shoreditch. Some fan favourites include Hoxton Hotel, Nobu Hotel Shoreditch and Ace Hotel London.

It also has an array of contemporary art galleries, which add to the area’s reputation for being an art hotspot. Whitechapel Gallery, Londonewcastle Project Space and the Victoria Miro Gallery are among many we could mention.

Shoreditch has long been a popular area with some of London’s most fashionable residents and, indeed, the places they buy their clothes. Many independent indie clothing shops and upmarket designer stores call Shoreditch home, including Aida, Ally Capellino and APC.

If you’re a fan of the theatre, you will love this. Did you know that the first playhouse in England was built in what is now Curtain Road in 1576? The Theatre, as it was called, held original productions of some of Shakespeare’s earlier works. Shakespeare himself moved timbers from the theatre roof when it closed down and relocated them to Southwark to build the world-famous Globe Theatre.