Midtown

LOOKING FOR OFFICE SPACE TO RENT IN MIDTOWN?

Making Moves has fantastic properties in Midtown – an understated but well-connected area of London. So, what is the cost of renting an office space in Midtown?

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WC1 – Bloomsbury £60 - £90 £45 - £60
WC2 – Kingsway/Holborn £55 - £70 £35 - £55

ABOUT

The area between Chancery Lane (east) and Kingsway (west) is known as the heart of Midtown. This area has historically been the home to lawyers, judges and barristers due to the close proximity to Lincoln’s Inn and Gray’s Inn Gardens. Rebranded in around 2010, it represented a bringing together of elements of the West End, Soho, and the City of London into one unique ecosystem, aiming to attract professionals, entrepreneurs, startups, and more.

The area of High Holborn has a diverse range of occupiers ranging from major corporates such as McKinsey to small start-up tech firms based in the We Work at Chancery Lane. Get in touch with our team of expert London office rental agents for more information on property in the area.

Get in touch with our team of expert London office rental agents for more information on property in the area.

NEARBY BOROUGHS

While the Midtown area is not well defined and covers a variety of locations depending on who is asked, the area is one of London’s most bustling, vibrant and filled with professional, entrepreneurs,

If during the course of your next office search you decide that Midtown isn’t he perfect site for your next office, explore neighbouring areas of Bloomsbury, Clerkenwell, Southwark, City of London. Alternatively, consider:

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TRANSPORT LINKS

The major stations serving the midtown area cover Tottenham Court Road to the west, through Holborn, to Chancery Lane and Farringdon at the east. The area incorporates a lot of network hubs so public transport across Midtown London is straightforward whether bus, cycle, river services, or on foot.

Journey times from Holborn station by tube: 

  • Liverpool Street – 7 minutes
  • Bond Street – 4 minutes
  • London Bridge – 18 minutes

Nearest airport

  • London City Airport (around 40 mins on the DLR/Underground)
  • Heathrow (50 minutes (direct on Piccadilly from Holborn station)

The Midtown Office Space Community

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With an office in Midtown, there is plenty of choice for both client entertaining and staff team trips, as well as every amenity you could need to service a busy and growing business.

The area continues to see an influx of independent and more established chains open exciting new retail and leisure ventures in the area. For a fancy upmarket afternoon tea we would recommend the Rosewood Hotel on High Holborn, or The Hoxton remains immensely popular since its opening in 2006. If you like to mix your company socials with sport, then a trip to Bounce by Chancery Lane cannot be missed, or try Baranis in Holborn for a game of French Boules on the UK’s only Pétanque court.

Our hidden secret…try Luce e Limoni on Grays Inn Road for exceptional Sicilian food and wines.

HOW DO I FIND OFFICE SPACE TO RENT IN MIDTOWN?

With our expert knowledge of the commercial property market in Midtown London, we can help you find the perfect Midtown office space for your business. Our tailored approach starts with office relocation consultancy to help create a bespoke office search that fits the needs and wants of your business. Whether you’re after a longer-term office lease in Clerkenwell, or a fully serviced space in Farringdon, we can turn your vision into a reality.

From relocating scaling start-ups to established businesses, we are experts in finding the perfect Midtown-based office space.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cost of renting office space in Midtown London?

Midtown covers a large area of London so prices will vary depending on where exactly a property is based. Depending on the specific postcode, fit-out specification, and proximity to local amenities, prices can vary from around £25 per square foot for a basic office, up to as much £80 (and even beyond) for a high-specification commercial property with all the modern conveniences you could imagine.

What are some of the bigger business sectors in Midtown?

Covering a significant and busy area of the city means that a aMidtown office search can be time consuming, covering lots of office types, locations and range of postcodes. If you’re not sure where to start, too busy to invest hours into scouring the internet for the best office deal, or would just prefer a professional with years of expertise of the Midtown market to take care of everything, Making Moves can help.
No matter if you’re startup looking for a first office space, or a large business relocating to the MIdtown area, we can help. Sourcing the office is only the first step, but as a a full office space consultancy, we can help with dilapidation costs, building surveys, and end to end project management of your next office move. Contact the Making Moves team today and let us source your next dream office.

How do I source office space to rent in Midtown?

Covering a significant and busy area of the city means that a aMidtown office search can be time consuming, covering lots of office types, locations and range of postcodes. If you’re not sure where to start, too busy to invest hours into scouring the internet for the best office deal, or would just prefer a professional with years of expertise of the Midtown market to take care of everything, Making Moves can help.
No matter if you’re startup looking for a first office space, or a large business relocating to the MIdtown area, we can help. Sourcing the office is only the first step, but as a a full office space consultancy, we can help with dilapidation costs, building surveys, and end to end project management of your next office move. Contact the Making Moves team today and let us source your next dream office.

What size office spaces are common in Midtown?

When it comes to office space sizes in Midtown, they can vary widely depending on the specific location and building. With the ‘midtown’ area of London not being definitively defined, it covers several postcode areas, and therefore has small offices suitable for startups and small businesses, mid-sized offices for growing SMEs, and large office spaces for global businesses. If you don’t know where to start, or which areas of Midtown will be best for your budget, or to mingle in the local business community, ask our London office space experts.

Which areas of the Midtown London area are best for commuting?

Midtown London covers a strip of the city between the City of London and the West End, meaning transport options are both convenient and plentiful. With large underground stations Tottenham Court Road, Holborn, Chancery Lane and Farringdon within easy reach, and stations providing access to the Elizabeth Line, Central and Piccadilly opens up the whole city.
The Elizabeth line in particular means that getting to Midtown London from the west and west of the city is easier than ever, with journey times from as far out as Reading and Brentwood being reduced to an hours travel time. Realistically, access to Midtown is easy from all directions within Greater London, so commuting to the area shouldn’t be too difficult even at peak times. If you’re considering an office move into Midtown London, the talent pool will find it easy to get the office from central london and beyond.

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