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Regent's Park ( 8 mins)Great Portland Street ( 9 mins)Soho is the entertainment hub of central London, with a rich cultural history that spans centuries. An office space in Soho isn’t just a place of work, it’s the opportunity to become a vital part of the area’s eclectic mix of retail, hospitality, residential, and business premises. It’s safe to say that when it comes to service offices, Soho offers a one-of-a-kind experience.
A Soho office space surrounds you with restaurants offering delicious cuisines from around the globe, and world-renowned theatre and comedy venues on your doorstep.
Soho’s retail provision is predominantly served by Oxford Street and Regent Street, which neatly merges into Carnaby Street and neighbouring side streets.
Soho, the heart of the West End’s ‘Theatreland’ has an array of world-class theatres. Built in 1670s, Soho Square is home to many Grade II listed buildings. During the summer, the square hosts open-air concerts.
Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club has operated in Soho since 1959. The club has seen performances from artists such as Jimi Hendrix over the years.
Whether you’re an aspiring start-up ready to make your mark on the world or an already established enterprise, a Soho office space never goes out of fashion!
With thriving streets lit up with stylish bars and world-renowned restaurants, offices in Soho are just a short walk to an unforgettable experience.
The Soho office space market is a relatively small market within the wider West End area. While the majority of the office stock is within historic townhouse buildings, redevelopment in recent years has delivered several top-quality spaces in a market that is squeezed of Grade A space. Any office space in Soho thrives on the cultural pull of this location, a vibrant and diverse occupier base.
An office space in Soho combines traditional charm with modern refurbishments. When it comes to offices to rent, Soho combines location, warmth, and rich cultural heritage.
There’s a Soho office space for any type of business, especially for those within the artistic and innovative creative sectors.
Devono can offer businesses serviced and managed offices within various locations in London, including Soho. Flexible and serviced office spaces can be rented on a short-term basis to allow for the rapid expansion of growing businesses.
Flexible office space costs vary depending on size, quality and location. Prices range from £450- £1100 per desk, per month, with the best-in-class offices commanding a higher price.
The size of the workspace a business should rent depends on the number of employees they have.
To provide an environment where people feel comfortable and motivated an office space should, ideally, allow for 50 square feet per desk and 50 square feet per person in communal areas.
You can get to Soho from a number of different tube stations. Bakerloo, Central, Northern, and Piccadilly are all tube lines that stop near Soho.
There are plenty of places to eat and drink in Soho. Popular food and drink places include:
Bar + Block Steakhouse serve breakfast from 6:30am Monday – Friday and 7am at weekends, and it is only five minutes away from Aldgate East Underground Station.
For those wanting Italian cuisine, Satyrio is open Tuesday – Saturday and combines Italian food with their collection of wines.
For anyone wanting Middle Eastern dishes, The Amber Restaurant cater towards a range of events, including all three meals, buffets and office meetings.
Royal Kitchen is a halal restaurant down the road from Aldgate Station that has is open 7 days a week.
Yes, Soho is within the congestion zone.
The Congestion Charge is in effect between 7am and 6pm Monday to Friday, as well as 12pm – 6pm on Saturdays, Sundays and bank holidays. The charge does not apply between Christmas Day and New Year’s Day Bank Holiday.
The areas inside the Congestion Charge Zone include:
The Congestion Charge in London is £15 if you pay on the same day, or if you pay the charge in advance. This increases to £17.50 if you pay before midnight on the third day after travelling through the Congestion Zone, and again to £160 if you haven’t paid within three days. This £160 is a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) and must be paid or challenged within 28 days. If you pay the charge within 14 days, the notice reduces to £80. If you do not pay at all, it increases to £240.
When driving through London, there are signs that indicate if you are about to enter an area in the Congestion Charge Zone. These signs are red circles containing the large letter “C”, and this letter can also be found on the roads.
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