Coworking in Old Street

The space is designed for variety without rigid segregation. Open coworking areas have collaborative energy. Quieter corners exist for focused work. Phone booths handle calls and video meetings. The 2,500 square foot ground-floor lounge feels more relaxed for informal work or breaks. You choose your environment based on the task at hand and move around as your needs shift throughout the day.

You’re 3 minutes from Old Street Station and the Northern line, with easy walking access to Moorgate and Liverpool Street for additional Tube and rail connections. The building sits at the heart of Silicon Roundabout, which means your professional network naturally includes tech founders, creative agencies, and ambitious startups. Churchill House itself is an architecturally interesting building with genuine character. And the neighbourhood delivers everything from Whitecross Street food stalls to Exmouth Market client lunches within easy walking distance.

Yes. Old Street is a busy intersection at all hours, with constant foot traffic between the station, the surrounding offices, and the bars and restaurants along City Road and Shoreditch. The streets around Churchill House stay well-lit and active. Members work odd hours regularly without concerns about safety coming or going.

The neighbourhood shapes the community. Members tend towards tech, creative, and startup work because that’s what Silicon Roundabout attracts. The aesthetic runs contemporary and design-conscious rather than corporate. Conversations often touch on building products, raising funding, or creative problem-solving. The energy feels distinctly Old Street. It is ambitious but grounded, professional but not stuffy. You’re coworking in the Roundabout, not just coworking near it.

The space operates as normal. 24/7 access doesn’t pause for seasons. Member numbers dip slightly during peak holiday periods, which some people actually prefer. The amenities continue running. If you’re the type who works through August or needs to catch up during the Christmas lull, the space supports that fully.

Bi-weekly wellbeing sessions, or as we call it at Mindsace, “happy hours”, are perfect for creating regular opportunities to recharge and connect. There’s an exclusive gym partnership just down the road for members. Regular talks from guest speakers break up the routine with something genuinely interesting. The communal lounges are designed for decompression as much as work. The philosophy recognises that grinding through eight hours at a desk without breaks isn’t actually productive. That is why space to reset and recharge is part of the environment.

Yes. The all-access membership lets you work from any Mindspace location across London and globally. If you need a change of scenery, want to be closer to a particular client, or find yourself travelling, you can drop into Mindspace Shoreditch, Hammersmith, or any of the international locations without additional booking hassle.