16-18 Middlesex Street is in a prime location on the fringes of the City of London, and full of character. Inside, we’ve built a high-grade flexible workplace containing private serviced offices, bookable tech-enabled meeting rooms, and plenty of everyday amenities. Office space is available in a range of sizes to suit any business, comes fully-furnished, and includes cleaning, maintenance, and much more.
An office at 16-18 Middlesex Street offers full access to a variety of features and facilities, including on-site showers, bicycle storage, private phone booths, and reception services. These amenities are designed to make it easier for your business to be at its most productive every day, and it also helps that the workplace is full of natural light and benefits from spacious high ceilings.
The combination of the ideal location, with its outstanding local transport connections, and the high-quality office space available within 16-18 Middlesex Street make it a great choice for businesses looking for a new flexible workplace in Aldgate, on the edge of the City of London.
Fully-furnished, unbranded, serviced private offices available on flexible terms in a variety of sizes.
Flexible-access meeting rooms, available to book on-demand by members and non-members alike.
A selection of breakout spaces providing a quiet area for casual working or catch-up chats.
Diverse on-site amenities, including showers, personal lockers, bicycle storage, and phone booths.
On the fringes of the City of London, with several Underground stations in easy walking distance.
Reception services including use of our address as yours for mailing and trading purposes.
A prime location between Spitalfields and the City of London with the hip Brick Lane a stones throw away, full of vibrant local amenities!
A prime location between Spitalfields and the City of London with the hip Brick Lane a stones throw away, full of vibrant local amenities!
Middlesex Street’s history stretches back centuries, originally known as Hogs Lane in Tudor times. By 1608, it had become part of a key commercial district and was renamed Peticote Lane, before finally taking on its current name around 1830. Number 16’s history goes back just as far as the street itself, first used as an inn and later being converted into a Shakespeare-era playhouse called The Boar’s Head Theatre. And there’s still plenty of history around to check out, including nearby Spitalfields and Peticote markets.
Middlesex Street essentially demarks the border between Spitalfields and the City of London. Nearby, you’ll find iconic landmarks including the hip Brick Lane, full of vibrant local amenities. And you’re easily connected to the rest of London via Underground stations such as Aldgate, Aldgate East, and Fenchurch Street Station.
The iconic Brick Lane, one of London’s coolest roads, is just a 15 minute walk away, offering countless spots to grab lunch or a post-work drink.
If you’re ever in need of a hit of culture, Whitechapel Gallery offers an extensive contemporary art exhibition, along with regular workshops to enjoy.
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