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Looking for office space in Marylebone?

As an elegant, cosmopolitan area of central London, Marylebone’s prestigious W1 postcode is highly sought after.

So, what is the cost of renting an office space in Marylebone?



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ABOUT

The attractive and affluent Marylebone can be found in the West End of London, within the City of Westminster – nestled between the bustling Oxford Street to its south, and the beautiful grounds of Regents Park to its north. A fashionable area, with handsome Georgian and Victorian architecture and even a few famous residents, Marylebone (W1 / NW1) has long been a desirable district, retaining a lovely village feel despite being a stone’s throw from many of London’s busiest attractions.

The elegant location also attracts big names in the world of business with Selfridges, Coca Cola, and Estee Lauder having bagged themselves the prestigious postcode with Marylebone office spaces of their own. Marylebone is also well known for its private healthcare and dentistry on Harley Street, as well as legal, financial, property and fashion industries also inhabiting office space in Marylebone.

NEARBY BOROUGHS

Marylebone is a thriving area of London which has a lot to offer outside of incredible office space. It is well-connected and offers an alternative to the hustle and bustle of some busier parts of London.

If after searching for Marylebone office space you decide it isn’t for you, or want to consider all options, take a look at nearby: Camden (north), Islington (northeast), Kensington (west), Square Mile (south)

TRANSPORT LINKS

Due to its central location, Marylebone benefits from excellent transport links, with proximity to Edgware and Baker Street Stations as well as Marylebone underground and railway terminus. This is a major railway hub, providing access to Birmingham, Oxford, Stratford-upon-Avon and beyond.

For those on foot, ‘Boris Bikes’ are available through the area, and Marylebone is convenient and picturesque while walking.

Journey Times from Marylebone by Tube:

  • Oxford Circus – 8 mins
  • Kings Cross – 21 mins (1 change)
  • Bank – 27 mins (1 change)
  • Liverpool street – 28 mins (1 change)
  • Paddington – 5 mins

Nearest airports:

  • London City Airport (10 miles, 40 mins by DLR & Underground)
  • Heathrow (35 mins on Elizabeth Line)

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The Marylebone Office Space Community

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With an office space in Marylebone, you’ll have access to a whole assortment of amenities, eateries and entertainment.

Regents Park, one of the London’s royal parks, is the perfect setting for a lunchtime picnic and a stroll. And for your retail fix, you don’t even need to walk as far as shopping haven Oxford Street, as Marylebone Village has its own eclectic mix of independent boutiques and big-name brands.

Head to the glamorous Chiltern streets for luxury shops and trendy cafes, or for a more indulgent dining experience try Chiltern Firehouse, one of the best places to spot celebs (well…other than the Madame Tussauds that is). Don’t worry though, there’s still plenty of long-standing, ‘proper’ pubs in the area too, for when you’re just after an unpretentious pint. Try The Prince Regent, Lord Wargrave (and its extensive whiskey menu) or The Jackalope (founded in 1777!).

For dancing late into the night, be sure to check out trendy FAM Bar, 28-50 By Night, or Purl for painfully hipster cocktails.

HOW DO I FIND OFFICE SPACE TO RENT IN MARYLEBONE?

Fancy an elegant Marylebone office space of your own? Our expert team can help get you there. Browse our Marylebone office space listings, or work with our relocation consultants to create your own bespoke search tailor-made for your business. Our knowledge of the West End commercial property market, combined with our experience and buying power in the market, mean that we can help you secure the Marylebone office that you are dreaming of. Our team provides support each step of the way, from issuing building surveys, negotiating dilapidations and even project managing the office fit out for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Marylebone a good place to locate a business?

Marylebone is one of the more desirable areas of London, famed for a sense of community, as well as close proximity to some of the busiest and most well-visited areas of London around Oxford Street. With a village-like vibe, it’s a popular residential area, with gorgeous buildings and several business clusters in medical, law, property, fashion and beyond.
If you’re a startup looking for office space in a picturesque neighbourhood, with the whole of London on your doorstep, and access to all of its bounties, an office in Marylebone makes complete sense. The area also boasts several larger office spaces for growing businesses including the ‘tallest in the postcode’ 33 Cavendish Square for those looking for breathtaking views and a central office location. Whether you’re looking for 100 sq ft, or 100,000 sq ft office space, there’ll be a Marylebone commercial property that’ll be perfect for your exacting needs.

What other companies are based in Marylebone?

Marylebone is famous for Harley Street and its large number of private and specialist healthcare providers, as well as entertainment businesses, retail, fashion and more. Other large businesses which have significant office spaces in Marylebone include Coca Cola (Wimpole Street), House of Fraser (Baker Street), Selfridges (Oxford Street), and BNP Paribas (Harewood Avenue).
Wherever you decide an office space would be suitable for your business within Marylebone, you’ll be in good company, and have some of the world’s best brands and amenities right on your doorstep.

What is the parking like in Marylebone?

Given its location within central London, parking in Marylebone is difficult. Both on-street parking and in designated car parks are in high demand and likely to be expensive, with several restrictions in place. As ever with London, the best option is generally to use public transport, but parking can be found towards the Edgware Road area and towards Baker Street. Some of these locations can be up to £10 per hour depending on location, so check with parking apps and websites to pre-book where possible for the best rates and to secure a place.

How much does Marylebone office space cost?

Marylebone is an affluent, inner-city area of London and commercial real estate prices reflect this. For a W1 postcode, office space can be found for around £40 per square foot, but this is likely at the more basic end of the office spectrum, with lower-specification of fitout. For a high-spec office space with luxury amenities, prices can rise to more than £100 per square foot, depending on location as well as a number of other factors.

Does Marylebone have good gyms and fitness classes?

The busy area surrounding Marylebone, from Edgware Road to Oxford Circus is a bustling metropolis and has a high concentration of gyms and fitness classes. While the area might not have the footprint to offer larger sporting venues such as tennis or basketball courts, gyms are numerous and range from value to boutique. From KOBOX boxing gym for those looking to vent a little frustration, to something more serene like Barrecore on Cavendish Square, Marylebone has facilities to suit many needs. There are dozens of gyms within short walking distance of Paddington Street Gardens, and the best way to explore all of them in terms of pricing, class availability, and equipment is probably on foot. However you like to keep fit, it should be easy with an office in Marylebone.

What are the childcare options like in Marylebone?

Childcare options in Marylebone are plentiful, with several options near Baker Street and Edgware Road. Many of these are private, but there are a range of primary schools, childminders, and nurseries within a kilometre of the three main Underground stations catering to local residents. If you’re looking to locate an office in the W1/NW1 postcode, arranging childcare should be achievable close to your place of work, or the excellent transport options mean commuting to and from the office should be relatively straightforward. If you’re unsure if the amenities will be suitable for you and your staff, our team would love to discuss the options and find you your dream office space in Marylebone.

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