Set in a row of terraced Grade II listed buildings full of original features, our workplace at 12-18 Theobalds Road is a Georgian masterpiece in the heart of London’s Midtown. Renovated in partnership with Thirdway Architecture, resulting in thrilling interiors merging historic elements with modern facilities, this is an office solution that has bags of character.
Each of the individual private serviced office spaces contained within has a unique theme that makes it special, but they all share high ceilings, excellent natural lighting, and great views. There’s also a communal business lounge space which offers coworking facilities and a casual setting for meeting in, along with a host of amenities including dedicated meeting rooms and an outdoor courtyard.
12-18 Theobalds Road is the perfect choice for SMEs looking for an inspiring new workplace that offers atmosphere, architectural delight, and a range of productivity-boosting features in an outstanding area of Central London.
A collection of high-quality private serviced offices with unique themes.
A casual business lounge available for coworking and catching up over coffee.
Several thoughtfully-designed modern meeting rooms available on-demand.
Packed with original Georgian features including staircases and fireplaces.
A beautiful outdoor courtyard space to relax and unwind in.
Plenty of break-out spaces to use when you need a moment away from your desk.
This is a stunning building to work in, I always feel proud to welcome my clients to Theobald's and my team can get here easily thanks to the excellent travel links nearby.
This is a stunning building to work in, I always feel proud to welcome my clients to Theobald's and my team can get here easily thanks to the excellent travel links nearby.
A survivor of the Blitz, which destroyed much of Theobalds Road, 12-18 dates back to c1750. It’s a beautiful row of terraced houses, now Grade II listed and restored to an extremely high standard by a partnership of The Boutique Workplace Company and Thirdway Architecture. Each office contained within the workplace is fitted out to the highest standards while still retaining its charming original features, and different design themes offer a range of unique atmospheres. And with the high ceilings and abundant natural light that feature throughout the building, you’ll be happy whichever one you choose.
Nestled between Bloomsbury, Holborn, and Farringdon, in London’s midtown, 12-18 Theobalds Road is easily reached on the Underground or Overground. There are a number of nearby rail stations, including Chancery Lane just 5 minutes’ walk away, and plenty of bus routes pass nearby. There’s also on-site cycle storage, meaning you can ride to work and know your bicycle’s safe and secure.
Theobalds Road is in the perfect area to explore everything London has to offer, with Covent Garden, St Paul’s Cathedral, and the Southbank all within walking distance. Get out there and see what you can see on your lunchbreaks.
Midtown is home to many of London’s finest museums, with The British Museum, the Charles Dickens Museum, and the Museum of London all comfortably walkable from Theobalds Road. You’ll be hard-pressed to find a workplace as immersed in culture.
"Theobalds Road is one of my favourite workplaces in the collection because it screams BOUTIQUE. It feels like a second home because of the beautiful features and the amenities you need to enjoy working from the office. This workplace also has one of the most natural communities amongst our businesses which is great to see. Also look out for our very own versions of Winter Wonderland and outdoor cinema club in our outdoor space"
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"Theobalds Road is one of my favourite workplaces in the collection because it screams BOUTIQUE. It feels like a second home because of the beautiful features and the amenities you need to enjoy working from the office. This workplace also has one of the most natural communities amongst our businesses which is great to see. Also look out for our very own versions of Winter Wonderland and outdoor cinema club in our outdoor space"
- William Adu-Larbi
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