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All prices are exclusive of tax.
Flexible offices, ready to be customised to suit your company’s brand, culture, and identity.
This former warehouse offers excellent natural light and generous ceiling heights, to make for a vibrant working environment.
All offices can be provided with your choice of furniture, fitout and dedicated IT services.
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 |
47-51 Great Suffolk Street, SE1 0BS London
Yes. Harling House offers what you need to base your company there: Mail handling.
The business address and mail handling hold up even when your team is not on site full time.
The closest connections:
Harling House is in the South Bank district.
Full address: 47-51 Great Suffolk Street, SE1 0BS London.
Reception hours at Harling House:
Yes. What is provided for breaks and meals: Kitchen, Hot drinks, Water fountain.
Yes. Presentation and video conferencing equipment available: TV, Video projector.
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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