Office Space for Rent in Old Street, London

The package covers high-speed Wi-Fi, 24/7 building access, daily cleaning, IT support, business printers, unlimited drinks from the soda and coffee bar, access to the 2,500 square foot ground-floor communal lounge, the bookable 16-seat boardroom, workplace social mixers every month, an exclusive gym partnership nearby, regular talks from guest speakers, and community events. Bike parking too if you’re cycling in.

Traditional leases around Old Street and the Roundabout typically lock you into multi-year terms with significant deposits, business rates on top, and responsibility for everything from furniture to internet installation. The serviced model bundles all that into a single monthly cost with flexible terms. You’re not gambling on where your headcount will be in three years, and you’re not spending your first months dealing with contractors and utility companies instead of actually running your business.

You’re not confined to your private space. The 2,500 square foot lounge on the ground floor is designed for connection and comfort, with relaxed seating, fully equipped kitchens, and room to spread out for informal meetings, lunch breaks, or a change of scene. Office members use these areas just as freely as coworking members do. It’s the kind of shared space that makes a building feel alive.

Very straightforward. Old Street Station provides Northern line access, which connects to King’s Cross St Pancras in minutes for clients arriving by train from the north or via Eurostar. Liverpool Street is a 10-minute walk for National Rail services from Essex, Hertfordshire, and East Anglia. The area is well served by buses, and Moorgate is also within easy reach. For international visitors, the Elizabeth Line from Heathrow stops at Liverpool Street nearby.

The neighbourhood seeps in whether you plan for it or not. Your team grabs lunch from Whitecross Street Market or the growing collection of independent restaurants nearby. Walking meetings happen through the Barbican’s lakeside terraces or along Regent’s Canal. After-work drinks mean craft breweries on City Road or cocktail bars around Hoxton. Other ambitious, tech-minded people fill every café. That ambient energy shapes how your team thinks about work, even if nobody consciously notices it happening.

Yes, particularly with the custom office option. Want standing desks throughout? A breakout corner instead of a formal meeting table? Specific zones for focused work versus collaboration? The team works with you on the layout rather than handing you a fixed floorplan. Even with standard private offices, there’s flexibility in how the space gets arranged and what it prioritises.

The range covers solo founders who need a professional space away from home, small teams of three to five getting their first proper office, mid-sized companies of fifteen to thirty who’ve outgrown their previous setup, and larger organisations who want full-floor privacy with the serviced model. The idea is that you take the space you need now, not the space you might need in three years, and adjust as reality unfolds.

Churchill House is home to businesses spanning tech, PR, finance, fashion, and beyond. The building’s setup, with private floors, natural light, and premium communal areas, suits companies that need to impress clients while keeping their own culture intact. Whether you’re a fintech startup, a design agency, or a scale-up hiring aggressively, the space adapts to your industry rather than imposing a one-size-fits-all environment.