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Marylebone Office Space Guide

Working in Marylebone

Marylebone is located in the borough of Westminster, only a short distance away from the bustle of the West End and Oxford Street. Filled with a number of exclusive premium brands and boutique stores, Marylebone High Street is one of the most popular destinations for shoppers who prefer to browse in the more high-end part of town. The elegance and sophistication of the area means there is high demand for office space in Marylebone, with many choosing to set up business in Georgian and Victorian style buildings.

Baker Street is, of course, home to the famous fictional sleuth Sherlock Holmes and the private sector of the medical industry have established themselves in areas such as Harley Street, Wigmore Street, Duke Street and Gloucester Place.

Marylebone

Average price ranges for Marylebone offices

The monthly price per person per month will be inclusive of all bill associated with running your office. Here is an indication of the prices you would expect to pay for serviced offices in Marylebone:

Type

Average Price per Workstation

Host Desk

£200 - £300

Private Desk

£350 - £400

Private Office

£450-£1,000

 

*Guide prices per person per month, excl. vat.

Price comparison for neighbouring areas

Here is what businesses located in nearby districts would be paying in terms of rent:

Area

Hot Desk

Fixed Desk

Private Office

Mayfair

£250 - £350

£450 - £550

£650-£1,100

Fitzrovia

£200-£300

£400-£500

£500-£800

Soho

£250 - £400

£300-£550

£400-£800

Euston

£250 - £350

£350-£500

£400-£850

Paddington

£200-£300

£350-£450

£600-£900

 

*Guide prices per person per month, excl. vat.

Offices to Rent in Marylebone

Marylebone remains a highly desirable location for business owners because of its centralised position in London, providing great transport links and access to other commercial districts, as well as a highly sought after W1 postcode.

Georgian and Victorian architecture characterises many of the buildings in Marylebone and offers businesses the chance to rent office space in Marylebone in stylish surroundings and a prestigious address. Cavendish Square and Portman Square are two of Marylebone’s leafy squares situated a stone’s throw from Oxford Street and Selfridges, and also where a number of modern offices have been constructed in recent years.

Aside from the medical clinics that provide a host of private-based health services, there are also a number of legal firms operating in Marylebone as well as a strong presence from the finance, media, property and fashion industries. With Mayfair also only a short distance away, along with Paddington to the west, service providers in the area are able to take advantage of the interconnected locations to quickly develop and expand on their customer base.

A good mixture of flexible workspaces are available, with a diverse array of coworking spaces, managed offices and serviced offices to rent in Marylebone. For start-ups looking to secure an address in this exclusive part of London, Marylebone offers substantial opportunities competitively priced compared to nearby Mayfair and for businesses that require flexibility, the burgeoning Marylebone serviced office market provides the ideal solution.

What type of businesses set-up in Marylebone?

Marylebone is home to Harley Street – a world famous location noted for the many world class, private medical clinics and facilities that can be found there. Historically, the healthcare profession used to dominate the area but the past twenty years has seen a gradual increase in the diversity of businesses frequenting the area, with companies from a much wider range of industries who now call it home.

Office space in Marylebone is highly occupied by professionals such as solicitors, accountants and chartered surveyors, alongside many other businesses from media, fashion, finance and property sectors and an expanding retail sector that has seen Marylebone Village become one of ‘the’ places to shop in the capital.

The more notable businesses located in Marylebone include:

  • Coca Cola
  • BNP Paribas Security Services
  • House of Fraser HQ
  • Estee Lauder
  • Selfridges

Facilities in Marylebone

Whether you want to take clients out to lunch to firm up your relationship, or you want to reach out to other companies in the area at networking events, Marylebone’s continued commercial growth makes it the ideal location for new businesses to set up shop.

Where can we have a business lunch?

It seems like almost every week a new restaurant or eatery is being established in Marylebone, which is great news for local businesses owners in search of variety.

The Chiltern Firehouse often welcomes the rich and famous into their restaurant and it comes as no surprise that the hotel is also just as renowned right across London. For a touch of Japanese cuisine, you can book a table at Dinings, which was originally set-up by former Nobu chef Masaki Sugisaki. Jikoni brings together a cultural blend of Asian, Middle Eastern, East African and British influences to create their own unique – and highly – regarded menu. Locanda Locatelli has all the Italian classics and a variety of new dishes to try to make entertaining clients more enjoyable.

Where can we network with local businesses?

It’s never too late to start networking with local businesses in Marylebone. Whether you see it as a priority, when you first move into the area or want to take care of other priorities first, you’ll always find a healthy amount of events taking place that will connect you to like-minded entrepreneurs and business innovators.

Business Junction is a highly regarded networking company in the region and regularly hold lunchtime and evening events for new and existing members. The Women in Business Network engage with female businesswomen across the capital and also hold monthly meetings in The Kings Head pub in Marylebone. The Urbano Network is another well-established organisation bringing together business leaders in local communities, holding regular events in Marylebone.

Where can my employees be healthy?

It’s only natural that an ever-growing number of business employees will want to hit the gym before and after work to let off some steam and to keep in good condition. The options are useful in Marylebone with the Third Space gym open and available, along with PureGym, Fitness First and PayAsUGym, which allows visitors to avoid signing up to long-term memberships.

Other fitness activities in the area include the Seymour Leisure Centre, which has everything from weights to swimming classes. The Indaba Yoga Studio does what it says on the tin, with classes running right throughout the week, while Boxfit Marylebone will have your staff ship-shape in no time at all.

Where can my employees have fun?

London’s West End is a short bus and tube ride away from Marylebone, or a 10 minute walk will also see you end up in the upper regions of Oxford Street. Marylebone Village has developed a fantastic reputation for its places to eat, drink and shop.

Daunt Books is a famous Edwardian bookstore with a wealth of rare and insightful books to choose from. Wigmore Hall plays host to a number of classical and jazz concerts inside its classy interior and the famous Wallace Collection museum is home to some of the most stunning 18th century French art, furniture and rarities.

History of Marylebone

The history of Marylebone stretches back to the Normandy era when it consisted of two manors: Tyburn and Lilestone. While the names and ownership may have changed, there are still two main estates who own the area, now divided between The Howard de Walden Estate and the Portman Estate.

Henry VIII was renowned for his love of hunting and used the area for his favourite pastime in what we now call Regents Park – one of only eight Royal parks in London. Over the years Marylebone has remained an area of immense historical and cultural interest to those who live in and around the capital marking it out as one of the most distinguished districts in London.

Marylebone Transport

Marylebone provides fantastic transport links around the city, the UK and into Europe. Marylebone station provides British Rail connections, as well as the underground station on the Bakerloo Line which is only two short stops away from Oxford Street, while also connecting to Charing Cross and Waterloo train stations for those commuting in from south of the river.

St. Pancras hosts a Eurostar terminal and a wide range of National Rail links and is only a 25-minute car journey away. Getting to and from Stratford International on the other side of town takes a little longer – just over an hour is the usual travel time. When it comes to accessing the two main London airports from Marylebone, Gatwick may take anywhere between 90 to 120 minutes, while Heathrow is more accessible, with the journey taking just under an hour.

Looking for office space in Marylebone?

If you’re searching for serviced office space in Marylebone, get in touch with the Prime Office Search team today. We’ll take the time to listen to your business requirements and use our in-depth industry knowledge to help you find the perfect workspace for your business.

Alternatively, you can browse our available offices to rent in Marylebone online.



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