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Oxford Circus has been one of London’s most important crossroads since it was designed by architect John Nash in the early 19th century as part of the Regent Street development. Officially opened in 1819, it was created to improve traffic flow and connect key areas of the West End. The distinctive circular junction quickly became a focal point for commerce, with grand buildings and prestigious retailers establishing themselves nearby. Throughout the 20th century, Oxford Circus evolved into one of the world’s busiest shopping destinations. Today, it remains an iconic London landmark, attracting millions of visitors each year with its shops, businesses, restaurants, and excellent transport connections.
Oxford Circus is one of London’s busiest and most recognisable commercial districts, situated at the intersection of Oxford Street and Regent Street in the City of Westminster. Developed during the early 19th century as part of John Nash’s grand urban plan, the area quickly became a centre for shopping, entertainment, and business. Today, it is one of the world’s most famous retail destinations, attracting millions of visitors each year.
Commerce is the defining feature of Oxford Circus. The surrounding streets are home to flagship stores, department stores, international fashion brands, restaurants, cafés, hotels, and office buildings. The district generates significant economic activity through retail, tourism, hospitality, and professional services. Excellent transport links, including the London Underground, make Oxford Circus one of the capital’s busiest transport hubs, serving commuters, shoppers, and tourists alike.
Today, Oxford Circus combines its historic architectural character with a modern commercial environment. The area continues to evolve with new retail developments, pedestrian improvements, and business investment while maintaining its reputation as one of London’s premier shopping and commercial centres. Its vibrant atmosphere and central location make it a key destination for both local residents and international visitors.
We combine interesting and beautifully designed workspaces with a strong focus on hospitality and experience. It’s why we won “Best workplace experience 2025” at the SME Business Awards. Explore what we offer…
Audley House is perfectly positioned on Margaret Street in the heart of Fitzrovia, just a few minutes walk from Oxford Street and Oxford Circus tube. Combining elegant period character with contemporary interiors, Audley House provides flexible private offices, meeting rooms and collaborative spaces designed to support businesses of every size. Thoughtfully designed breakout areas, business-grade fibre broadband, reception services, 24-hour access, bike storage, showers and daily cleaning ensure everything you need is on hand. Surrounded by the restaurants, cafés and culture of London’s West End, Audley House offers an inspiring workplace where businesses can connect, collaborate and thrive.
The beating heart of London and the West End. Oxford Circus connects Oxford Street to Regent Street and is the very centre of retail, hospitality and tourism in the capital. Oxford Circus tube station sits on the Bakerloo, Victoria and Central tube lines and is almost equi-distant from Bond Street and Tottenham Court Road which give access to the super-speedy Elizabeth Line too.
Oxford Circus
Yes, we have almost 40 buildings located all across the UK, from Bank to Bond St, from Soho to Shoreditch. Outside of London we also have locations in Glasgow, Birmingham, Milton Keynes and Cheltenham.
Yes, you can. Around 13 of our locations have lounges, which means no matter which workplace you choose as your home, you can drop into any of those 13 locations and work from the lounge area. They include Soho, the City, Birmingham, Cheltenham, Farringdon, Shoreditch and many more.
Yes, every location has at least one meeting room, some of our larger spaces may have 2 or 3. You can see the availability of each room by visiting the our meeting rooms page, and then selecting your preferred location?
Yes, from March 2027 we will begin the transition of our electricity supply to a new green supplier. They provide fully sustainable energy generated in the UK by wind, solar and hydro power.
We know our clients love dogs and we do too. All of our locations are dog friendly. We just ask you to keep them on a lead in our communal areas.
Private office clients are welcome to use our gym spaces, free of charge. We currently have gym and wellbeing facilities in Colmore Row (Birmingham), Sovereign Gate (Richmond), Jessop House (Cheltenham), Frederick’s Place and Threadneedle St (City of London), plus Connolly Works and Grays Inn Road close to King’s Cross.
Many of them are listed buildings which have been restored to provide modern workspaces in historic, period buildings.
Yes, we’re very proud of what we’ve created. Our clients sometimes intend to stay with us for a year or so, and often stay for 3 or 4 years until they need a large long-lease office of their own. Our Net Promoter Score is classified as ‘Strong’ and we consistently get 5* reviews on Google across most of our workplaces.
We do yes, across all of our locations we partner with a number of business to bring a benefit to our clients. We have a partnership with Virgin Active where our clients received a 37.5% discount on the monthly membership. We also have a Boutique Emporium app, which gives clients discounts on their day to day purchases and services.
We have won awards, yes. We were delighted to be crowned “Best Workplace Experience – London” in the SME News Business Elite Awards.
Our clients love Audley House – regularly praising the onsite teams, the location and the quality of the workplace we have created.
You can read the many 5 star Google reviews here.
