Gavin EllwoodFind a London Office were able to secure an office space for us, that we had been assured by others we could not have.
Their understanding of the market and ability to negotiate meant that we got exactly what we wanted.
Ellwood and Atfield Ltd
Midtown – Key Facts
- also known as Holborn – between the West End and the City
- traditionally been known as the home of the legal profession and the press
- recently evolved into an area attracting a diverse selection of office occupiers
- top quality air-conditioned buildings to small quirky rooms
- rents are lower than in the West End and the City
| Rent | Rates | Service Charge | Total Cost | Total Avg. Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The rentals rates and service charges shown are only intended as a guide. Some office space is often available with costs outside these guidelines. | ||||
| The above cost brackets range from reasonable quality comfort cooled office space to high quality comfort cooled / air conditioned office space. Less expensive centrally-heated office space is also generally available. | ||||
| Business rates per sq ft can vary greatly from year to year changing each April, due to annual changes in the Uniform Business Rate and Transitional Relief. Higher rates are paid for brand new buildings. | ||||
| £30 - 40 | £15.50 | £7 - 9 | £52.50 - 64.50 | £58.50 |
Midtown is a vast area located North of the River Thames, between the West End and the City of London.
Although Midtown (also known as Holborn) has traditionally been known as the home of the legal profession (in and around the Inns of Court) and newspapers and publishing businesses (Fleet St), it has more recently evolved into an area attracting a wide variety of office occupiers, who benefit from its situation in between the West End and the City of London.
The area is served by good communications. Kings Cross and Waterloo mainline stations are nearby, and its local underground stations are Holborn and Chancery Lane.
Midtown provides a diverse range of office space, from top quality air conditioned buildings to small quirky rooms above shops. Rents are generally lower than in the West End and City and hence Midtown is also attractive on economic grounds.
