Boroughs

Lewisham is an up-and-coming commercial borough in south east London, with major regeneration planned around Lewisham town centre and Catford. The borough offers affordable workspace for growing businesses with good transport links into central London. Lewisham station connects to the DLR, Southeastern, and Thameslink services. New Cross and New Cross Gate link to the Overground. […]

Lambeth stretches from the South Bank and Waterloo, one of London’s busiest business districts, south through Vauxhall, Brixton, and Streatham. The borough offers diverse commercial environments, from prestigious riverside offices to vibrant Brixton workspace and affordable Streatham premises. Waterloo is London’s busiest station, connecting Bakerloo, Northern, Jubilee, and Waterloo and City lines with national rail.

Kingston upon Thames is a thriving commercial centre in south west London, anchored by its historic market town centre and the university. The borough offers a self-contained business environment with good retail amenities, avoiding the need for a central London commute. Kingston station on South Western Railway connects to Waterloo in around 30 minutes. Surbiton

The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea is one of London’s most prestigious addresses, attracting luxury brands, private wealth management, property companies, and high-end professional services. The borough’s elegant period properties and prime location make it a sought-after business address. South Kensington, High Street Kensington, and Notting Hill Gate on the District, Circle, and Central

Islington bridges the gap between the City and North London, with Clerkenwell and Angel established as prime creative and professional districts. The borough’s converted warehouses, Victorian buildings, and modern developments provide distinctive workspace that attracts design, architecture, and tech businesses. Angel, Highbury and Islington, and Holloway Road stations on the Northern, Victoria, and Overground lines.

Hounslow straddles the A4/M4 corridor from Chiswick to Heathrow, making it one of London’s most important commercial routes. The borough offers everything from Chiswick Business Park’s premium campus offices to affordable Hounslow town centre workspace, all with excellent road and air connectivity. Chiswick and Gunnersbury on the Overground and District Line. Hounslow East, Central, and

Hillingdon is London’s westernmost borough, home to Heathrow Airport and a major commercial hub around Uxbridge and Stockley Park. The borough offers excellent road connectivity to the M25, M4, M40, and A40, making it ideal for businesses that need national and international access. Uxbridge is the terminus of both the Metropolitan and Piccadilly lines. Heathrow

Havering sits on London’s eastern boundary, with Romford as its principal town centre. The borough provides affordable office space with good road links to the M25 and A12, making it suitable for businesses that combine London presence with Essex and eastern England connectivity. Romford and Harold Wood on the Elizabeth Line provide fast connections to

Harrow is a self-contained commercial centre in north west London, anchored by its historic town centre and the Harrow-on-the-Hill area. The borough offers affordable workspace with Metropolitan Line fast trains to Baker Street and the City. Harrow-on-the-Hill connects to the Metropolitan Line (fast to Baker Street), Chiltern Railways, and Overground. Harrow and Wealdstone on the

Haringey stretches from the leafy slopes of Muswell Hill and Highgate through the commercial centres of Wood Green and Turnpike Lane to the rapidly regenerating Tottenham. The borough offers diverse workspace at competitive north London prices. Finsbury Park connects to the Victoria and Piccadilly lines plus national rail. Turnpike Lane, Wood Green, and Bounds Green