Flexible Offices in Liverpool Street

Taking in the wide selection of office space at Old Broad Street and New Broad Street, this is a busy and ever-popular area within EC2.

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Bonhill Street

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Bevis Marks

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Appold Street

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Tokenhouse Yard

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Bishopsgate

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Christopher Street

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Devonshire Square

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Liverpool Street Serviced Office Space for Rent

Liverpool Street is similar to its neighbouring location Shoreditch. The area is popular with fin-tech companies and start-ups. However, the further north down the road you travel, the more creative the area gets; the location is still popular with start-ups throughout, however the type of company begins to change to a more creative one as you travel north. Architecture within the area varies massively from the large infamous skyscrapers to the characteristic period style buildings providing office space to rent and catering for a range of different sized businesses and requirements. Equally, décor within Liverpool Street’s serviced offices can vary greatly also. Finance companies within the area tend to prefer the more corporate and business like office space whereas creative start-ups prefer more design focus offices with plenty of inspiration; both of which can be found on Liverpool Street.

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Expert Opinion

Office space in Liverpool street benefits from professional work spaces close to Bank and The City but without the price tags attached to the Square Mile. Liverpool Street station is also a very popular and well supplied station so commuting to and from this site is enjoyable.

Liverpool Street Developments and History

Being part of the boarder of The City, this section of London was once enclosed by the city wall and development within the area did not begin to happen until the early 16^th century. True change fully began by the 17^th Century when many new commercial and residential properties were developed, particularly along Bishopsgate, which was the main road within the area at the time. Many of the streets which still exist around here today have weaponry connections such as Artillery Lane, Gun Street and Duke Street due to the fact that this was once an Artillery Ground and the majority of the buildings which were developed at this time are still standing today.

The 19^th Century was when the residential population within this area rapidly grew with developments such as Finsbury Circus creating an oval arrangement of beautiful grand houses from 1815-17; smaller houses were then provided for the staff in the nearby alleys and side streets. So with the new commercial development on Bishopsgate and these stunning residential properties arising in Finsbury Circus we see the wonderful mix of business and pleasure which is present in Liverpool Street today.

Local Insight & Information About Liverpool Street

Largely considered as one of the boarders of The City, there is so much going on around Liverpool Street, providing a different experience each day of the week. Iconic landmarks, unique attractions, quirky bars and restaurants as well as some extremely high quality office space, this area has your work, pleasure and hosting needs covered. Plenty of new complexes and piazza style landscapes have been developed here in recent years making it one of the best areas for both commercial and residential properties and its accompanying entertainment within The City. Liverpool Street is fun, impressive, modern and unique with a great energy from day to night.

Places to find a good meal and nice drink are very common in the Liverpool Street area and they vary greatly, from the stunning skyscraper locations, to the secret speakeasy style bars such as The Mayor of Scaredy Cat Town.

Heron Tower (The Salesforce Tower) is a spectacular 296 m tall and at the top sits the stunning Duck and Waffle restaurant. When walking into this immense building you are greeted with a triple height reception area and breath-taking panoramic views across the city develop the further up the tower you go. The ground floor is home to one of this office building’s wonderful food amenities whilst the top floor offers a choice of two beautiful restaurants. Duck and Waffle offers a menu of traditional British cuisine with a playful twist which incorporates a wonderful European influence. Dishes are served for both sharing and sampling accompanied by a large choice of cocktails for which the rule book has been completely thrown out of the window. Open 24/7, this location has a vibrant and ever changing atmosphere providing the perfect bite or drink no matter whether it be at breakfast, lunch, dinner or beyond.

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The Mayor of Scaredy Cat Town on the other hand, is a secret bar hidden within The Breakfast Club café. To the ignorant, the café is the same as any other but to those in the know the inconspicuous Smeg fridge hides a secret of fun and amusement. All that is required to enter is a request to see the mayor and the fridge door discretely opens allowing the merriment to commence. The bar contains a large collection of cocktails with great music and plenty of nibbles; their only rule in order to conceal the secret is that you must never exit via the fridge door.

Key Transport Links in Liverpool Street

Liverpool Street Station is a major railway and underground station in London providing a great variety of services and accommodating many travellers each day. Tube services running from this station travel along the Central, Circle, Hammersmith & City and Metropolitan lines and Overground services also link to Liverpool Street. Train services include Abellio Greater Anglia, TfL and c2c whilst buses also run from this site. Moorgate Tube Station is also in this locality and is only a five minute walk from Liverpool Street. Bank and Aldgate can also be reached within nine minutes on foot.

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Gardens, Squares and Piazzas are also regular sights throughout the Liverpool Street area. Exchange Square is a wonderfully vibrant landscape filled with endless entertainment. The lawns at Exchange are kept in impeccable condition for the public to enjoy all year round and the expanse is within the centre of a collection of stunning and iconic buildings providing the perfect lunch time landscape, popular with workers within the area. Entertainment within the square is always different and changes with the seasons; Broadgate Ice Rink is erected during November to February whilst sports and screening events can be enjoyed throughout the summer.

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Devonshire Square is another such location which is full of year round entertainment. Tucked between The City and Shoreditch the campus displays a unique mix of architecture which encompasses 630.000 Sq. Ft. of office space, shops, homes, restaurants and bars. Street performers grace the square regularly as well as live music, art displays, dance and acrobatic performances and many other professional shows. These public areas are always alive and create a special, pleasurable atmosphere throughout the Liverpool Street locality.

For those who enjoy the art scene, Bloomberg SPACE showcases a dynamic range of innovative and ‘outside the box’ style art displays. The artists in partnership with the organisation or commissioned by them are encouraged to collaborate with each other to explore new relationships and ideas with over 470 artists having contributed since 2002. The centre is also trying to enthuse more people where art is concerned by helping charities with their education, arts and culture as well as public parks and environment development programmes.