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London Bridge Office Space Guide

Overview of London Bridge

London Bridge dates all the way back to 43AD and over the years it has blossomed into one of the most successful business hubs in London. More recently, it has undergone extensive regeneration that has further expanded its commercial potential. It’s come a long way from its first emergence as a place of commerce back in the 13^th century and its rich cultural history remains as important as ever.

Thanks to the strong transport links, the many new office developments and its proximity to the Thames, London Bridge hosts businesses of all sizes that operate in a wide range of sectors. The SE1 postcode offers real exclusivity and with every one of London’s business sectors easily accessible from here, there are few places better positioned to help your company grow.

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Average price ranges for London Bridge offices

If you’re thinking of leasing a serviced office space in London Bridge, the table below gives you an idea of the sort of price you can expect to pay.

*Guide price per person per month, excl. vat.

Price comparison for neighbouring areas

This table outlines the average rates for leasing office space in other areas that are close to London Bridge:

*Guide price per person per month, excl. vat.

Offices to rent in London Bridge

There is a wide range of offices to rent in London Bridge, with something available to suit most budgets. Newer premises dotted around the London Bridge Quarter (which centres around The Shard and The Place) have welcomed a lot of new companies in recent years, while older buildings in the area with modernised interiors remain just as popular. There is no shortage of history in London Bridge and that can be seen in the many traditional buildings that host these businesses, with many retaining their original features.

The proximity to the Thames is a key selling point, and offices that have an unobstructed view tend to be the most sought after. Even those with a partial view disappear off the market almost as soon as they are listed, with the old river losing none of its charm.

Managed or serviced offices in London Bridge are very common, as they provide everything a business needs to get up and running straight away. Start-ups and established firms can move in and enjoy instant access to office furniture, internet and phone connections, security, business services and much more, so you can take advantage of what London Bridge has to offer right away. 

What type of businesses set up in London Bridge?

The Shard has attracted a host of well-known brands since opening, including Tiffany and Co, Gallup, Al Jazeera, Kraft Heinz, Kroll and Sage. Elsewhere in the area you’ll also find Ernst & Young, one of the world’s largest accounting firms.

As you can see, there is no one sector that is closely associated with London Bridge, which makes it appealing to all kinds of businesses. The central location works well for both large and small firms, while the quality of the offices ensure that companies tend to stay for many years once they have settled in.

Networking with Local Businesses

If you want to network with local businesses in London Bridge, there are some good options that could prove useful. For example, Team London Bridge hold regular networking events to connect with SMEs and start-ups in the area. Business Buzz entertain virtual and in-person meetings for a small fee, usually taking place every 4^th Tuesday of every month. 

Transport Links

Good transport connections are crucial to the success of any business and London Bridge excels in this department.

What tube stations are near London Bridge?

The main tube station in London Bridge is London Bridge underground, which makes up part of the large British Rail station and bus terminal located directly outside. It is one of the busiest tube stations in London and is situated on the Northern and Jubilee lines. Other tube stations in the area include Borough, London Waterloo and Elephant and Castle.

What mainline train stations are close to London Bridge?

London Bridge train station is located next door to the tube station and offers connections in the south of London, as well as the likes of Brighton, Kent and Cambridge.

What other transport options are there in London Bridge?

London Bridge is exceptionally well-connected transport wise. Buses travel far and wide across the capital and there are always plenty of hail ride services operating in the area. The Thames Clipper also stops at 23 piers along the Thames from Putney to Woolwich Arsenal, docking at London Bridge City along the way.

What is the closest airport to London Bridge?

London City Airport is the closest airport to London Bridge, although this offers very limited destination options. The nearest main airport is London Heathrow which is about 16 miles away which takes around an hour to reach via road or train.

Things to do in London Bridge

There’s plenty to enjoy locally in London Bridge and with the rest of London only a short distance away, you couldn’t be better placed to make the most of what this part of the capital has to offer.

What are the best restaurants and bars in London Bridge?

Head to Champor-Champor in the Shard if you want to make an impression on clients, a specialist in Thai Malay dining that comes highly recommended. Inside the Shangri La Hotel on the 32^nd floor you’ll find Ting, which offers great views of the Thames and the city. Try El Pastor near Borough Market for authentic Mexican delights, while pubs such as The Market Porter or The George serve up more traditional British fare.

What are the best gyms and fitness facilities in London Bridge?

There is no shortage of gyms and keep fit options in London Bridge. Popular brands such as Fitness First and Nuffield Health have been in the area for a number of years, offering all the usual facilities to keep you in good shape. The Bridge is a women-only gym that provides a range of exercise classes. The Hidden Gym is another workout space to look out for and The Fitting Rooms connects you with personal trainers to help shift those calories.

Where can I go shopping in London Bridge?

The famous Borough Market is located close by, where you can pick up all kinds of exotic fruits, cheeses, bread and much more. For years London Bridge was lacking a significant retail hub, but the arrival of The Retail Arcade in Shard Quarter has changed all of that. Here you’ll find everything from Starbucks to M&S Simply Food, while there is also a Sainsbury’s close by and plenty of independent shops dotted around the streets. To experience the very best of shopping in London, the likes of Oxford Street, Bond Street and Regent Street are only a short bus or tube journey away. 

What can I do for entertainment in London Bridge?

The Shard towers above London Bridge and is where you’ll find Aqua Shard, which offers the best cocktails in the area. Or if you want to take in the best views of London, you can head up to the 72^nd floor (tickets cost £32).The Globe Theatre is only a short walk away from London Bridge, while HMS Belfast, Tower Bridge, Southwark Cathedral and the likes of Tate Modern and the Design Museum are easily accessible.

Looking to rent office space in London Bridge?

Prime Office Search have years of experience helping start-ups and established businesses find the perfect serviced office space in London Bridge. No matter your budget or requirements, we’ll match the space to the needs of your business, so you have the right workspace to sustain and grow your operations.

Take a look at the London Bridge office spaces we have available and get in touch with our friendly team today to find out more on 0800 433 7888, or email info@primeofficesearch.com.

London Bridge Office Space FAQs

Can I rent an office space in London Bridge on flexible contract terms?

There are lots of offices in London Bridge that offer flexible contract terms, which is ideal if you are not sure how long you are planning on staying in the area. This gives you the option to set up operations for a short while and extend your rental period for longer if needed.

Is London Bridge Office Space Expensive?

Prices for London Bridge office space is extremely competitive, which may come as a surprise to some given its central location. It compares favourably with neighbouring districts, and you generally receive great value for your monthly spend.

What is usually included with a serviced office space?

A serviced office space in London Bridge will usually provide a wide range of features that can support your business. This includes internet and IT infrastructure, office space for your business, staffed reception desks, meeting rooms, couriers, office furniture and a lot more. Most of this is included in the monthly rent, with a few extras charged at additional fees. Browse our available serviced offices in London Bridge here.

Is London Bridge Office Space right for my business?

Given its central location, London Bridge is an ideal location for hundreds of businesses working in a variety of sectors. It’s easy to travel to and from and there are plenty of local amenities to hand, while also offering the opportunity for you to build a strong business network and grow your company.

What other nearby areas could I consider renting office space in?

Close by to London Bridge you’ll find the City of London, Old Street, Covent Garden, Vauxhall and Westminster. So, if London Bridge isn’t quite the perfect match for your business, you’ll easily be able to find a neighbouring area that could work for you. Browse our available serviced offices here.