Serviced Office Space in St Martin's Le Grand

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Key Highlights The Flat Iron Building is a distinctive 19th-century flat-iron style landmark in the London Bridge area, combining historic character with modern industrial features. It offers spectacular 360° views across London and has become an iconic address for vibrant businesses. The Space Spread over multiple floors, the building provides customisable office space with abundant natural light, high ceilings and design flexibility. Workspaces are managed and can be fitted out to suit occupiers’ needs, often including amenities like meeting rooms, showers, bike storage, and 24/7 access. Location Situated at 44-46 Southwark Street, SE1 1UN, it lies in the heart of central London’s London Bridge neighbourhood, just a short walk from London Bridge Station and close to Borough Market, Flat Iron Square and a wide range of restaurants, bars and cultural attractions.

St Martin’s Le Grand is a one-way street that is located in the City of London. With famous London streets such as Aldersgate Street to the north and Newgate Street to the south, this area experiences huge traffic in terms of sightseers, shoppers, and business visitors alike. The Museum of London is located in the vicinity, giving visitors a chance to experience the history of London, from ancient times to its current status as one of the best cities in the world. St Paul’s Cathedral and St Bartholomew the Great are two famous attractions in the area.

Business Information

The General Post Office and Bank of England are in the neighbourhood, making this an excellent location for serviced offices. Other prominent businesses that rent office space in the area include management and business consultants, recruitment agencies, market research companies and financial advisors. Professionals such as solicitors and IT experts also do business in the area.

Entertainment And Dining Out

The Barbican Centre is a must-visit venue for lovers of classical music. It has the distinction of being described as one of the wonders of the modern world, by none other than the Queen Majesty herself. The Centre also houses the Barbican Theatre, where you can watch award winning productions ranging from mystical fantasy to hard-hitting reality. The Old Red Cow is one of the oldest pubs in the area, but continues to attract hordes of drinkers every night. Manicomio is an excellent restaurant for authentic Italian fare, whereas the London Wall Bar & Kitchen is the place to go for great British food.

Transport Information

St. Paul’s tube station is the closest station on the underground network, providing access to Central Line services. Bank and Cannon Street stations also serve the area and are a short distance on foot. Access to Central, Northern, Waterloo & City, and DLR lines can be gained from either of these two stations. City Thameslink and Moorgate stations are the closest on the mainline. The area also has several car parks.

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