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All prices are exclusive of tax.
Following a complete refurbishment, these second-floor offices offer 237 m² of fully fitted, furnished and refurbished workspace.
The offices can accommodate 20 workstations and include a meeting room for four people, a round meeting room for six people, a boardroom for eight people, two telephone booths and a kitchenette.
The building is situated in the heart of Mayfair, opposite Avery Row, a lively cobbled street lined with salad bars, cafés, an eyebrow bar and a hair salon.
This space can't be booked online yet, but its neighbours can: offices, desks and meeting rooms by the day, booked and paid online. For a longer stay, contact us to check availability.
Security depositPaid on signing, returned in full when you leave if the space is handed back in good condition. | 2 months |
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Minimum commitmentNo minimum term: you stay for as long as you like. | None |
Type of contractThe legal nature of the contract you sign to occupy the premises. | Service provision contractYou sign a service contract, not a lease: the space and the services that come with it are billed together. No three-year lease, no deed fees. |
Notice periodHow far in advance you must announce your departure, by email, with no reason to give. | 2 months |
6 Grosvenor Street, W1K 4PZ England
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Grosvenor - 6 Grosvenor Street is in the Mayfair district.
Full address: 6 Grosvenor Street, W1K 4PZ England.
Reception hours at Grosvenor - 6 Grosvenor Street:
Yes. Members have 24/7 access, outside reception hours.
Yes. Spaces set aside for that: Phone booth.
Yes. What is provided for breaks and meals: Kitchen.
The facilities declared for this space:
Yes. The viewing is free and carries no commitment: request one from this page and an expert will get in touch to agree a time.
Booking and payment happen online, straight away. You receive a confirmation by email as soon as it is validated.
Within 20 km of London.
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