Here at Shoreditch Office Space we specialise in finding the perfect office to suite our clients. If you are looking for space in the area and need help, our expert team can come to your rescue. Our extensive experience in Shoreditch is second to none, and there is no one in better position to aid you with your search. This week we have found a quirky office on Scrutton Street, perfect for a media or creative company.

Set over 4 floors, 32-38 Scrutton Street has a total of approximately 18,651 sq ft of fully fitted office space to let. Accessible via a quaint courtyard, this contemporary office will be subject to a comprehensive refurbishment over the next few months, with offices available from late March 2016.

The office benefits from a good amount of natural light and a generous floor to ceiling height. Currently fitted out to a media style, the open plan space is customisable.

Amenities

• Remodelled entrance lobby
• 2 x Passenger lifts
• Wooden flooring
• Air conditioning
• Central heating
• Modern lighting
• Meeting rooms
• Feature walls
• New kitchens
• Secure bike storage

The property is in a prime Shoreditch location close to Great Eastern Street and Curtain Road. Being in one of London’s most diverse districts, the office benefits from a growing list of delicious cafés, coffee shops and restaurants.

Transport links to this Shoreditch office are plentiful. Old Street (Northern line and mainline services), Shoreditch High Street (Mainline Services), Hoxton (Mainline services) and Liverpool Street (Metropolitan, Central, Circle and Hammersmith & City lines as well as Mainlines services) stations are all located in the local area.

If you are interested in viewing this Shoreditch office then please get in contact with one of expert consultants. You can email Maya at sales@reesa.com of call us on 020 3434 3860.

There has been a lot of debate recently as to whether East London is still the go to place for tech start-ups, but regardless of which side of the debate you fall on, the lure Shoreditch has on the tech industry is undeniable. One of the best things about Shoreditch is that it continues to throw up innovative office spaces at a much faster pace then some of its competitors. Its wealth of abandoned and disused industrial blocks go a long way in helping Shoreditch keep up with office demand, and enable the area to continue to provide the unique spaces it has become famous for.

11-29 Fashion Street is an excellent example of a uniquely converted studio space typical of East London. With 1,841 sq ft of bright space available to let on the second floor, this quirky office has everything needed to support an up and coming business and is ready to be occupied at a moment’s notice.

Newly refurbished to a high standard this stunning warehouse benefits from solid wooden floors, perimeter 3-compartment trunking and comfort cooling. New unisex toilet pods and a kitchenette have been installed with Dyson ‘V-blade’ hand driers and Dekton worktops.

Situated in a prime position in Spitalfields, 11-29 Fashion Street is in the heart of a vibrant community wedged between Brick Lane and Commercial Street.

Local transport links come from Liverpool Street, Aldgate, Aldgate East and Shoreditch High Street for the London Overground and provide useful links across the city.

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Here at Shoreditch Office Space we do everything in our power to find the perfect office for all our clients. If you are interested in viewing space on Fashion Street, or would simply like to know more on the services we provide, then please contact one of our expert property consultants. You can email Katie at sales@reesa.com or call us directly on 020 3434 3860

A full refurbishment is taking place over at 12 Finsbury Square not far from Liverpool Street Station. When complete the building will provide contemporary Grade A office space, complete with stunning views over the HAC and Finsbury Square. With 25,965 sq ft of space set over ten floors, 12 Finsbury Square is set to be in high demand when it finally opens later this year. The refurbishment has produced new look front and rear façades and external terraces for use of the top three floors. Inside, 2 new passenger lifts have been installed and the stunning new reception benefits from full height glazing, flooding the entrance area with natural light. The offices have been fitted with VRF air conditioning and new raised flooring; having a floor to ceiling height of 2.7m. Conveniently situated between the City and Shoreditch, this office space is in amongst some of the busiest of London’s streets. East London is well known for its high density of pioneering tech companies around Old Street Roundabout but is also home to an eccentric mix of culturally rich sites and fashionable food and retail outlets. 12 Finsbury Square is in a prime location for transport links across London. Old Street (Northern line), Moorgate (Circle, Northern, Metropolitan and Hammersmith and City lines) and Liverpool Street (Central, Circle, Metropolitan and Hammersmith and City lines) Underground Stations are all within approximately an 8 minutes’ walk from the building. If you are interested in this Shoreditch office space then get in contact with one of our expert property consultants. You can email Maya at sales@reesa.com or call us directly on 020 3434 3860 for a quick chat.

With Shoreditch rent doubling over the last few years, more businesses are looking to neighbouring hackney as a solution to cost effective workspaces. Recent developments in the area have produced some innovative offices and continue to surprise the market.

Keltan House is a 1960’s office building positioned in the heart of Hackney. Situated on Mare Street, this office has 28,802 sq ft of office space to let over its first, second and third floors. The offices are split between a combination of open plan space and meeting rooms which can be personalised at the occupier’s choice.

The ground floor is subject to proposed letting to a bar/restaurant operator and will undergo a complete transformation; new floor to ceiling glazing and a new glazed entrance lobby. The whole building already benefits from excellent natural light.

CGI of what the proposed ground floor may look like

Keltan House

-Passenger lift                                            -Central heating

-Raised flooring with floor boxes               -Concrete framed building

-DDA complaint                                         -Cycle Storage

-Roof terrace                                             -EPC Rating – D

-Self-contained offices

Broadway Market

The area surrounding Keltan House has become a bright and vibrant base for creative independent businesses. Both Broadway market and the Hackney Fashion Hub are nearby. Reopened in 2004, Broadway Market offers a mix of culinary delights, locally crafted beers, vintage clothing and amazing coffee. There are now 135 different creative stalls on Broadway Market delivering some of most diverse produce in London.

How to get to this Shoreditch office

In terms of transport, Keltan House is well served. London Fields Station, Hackney Central and Cambridge Heath are within walking distance and numerous bus routes run through the area.

If you are interested in viewing space at Keltan house then get in contact with one of our expert property advisers today. You can email Katie at sales@reesa.com or call us directly on 020 3434 3860 for a quick chat.

A newly refurbished Shoreditch office space is available to rent on the corner of Brunswick Place and Baches Street, minutes from Old Street Roundabout. The first floor has over 3,000 sq ft of space and would be a perfect fit for a tech or media company.

At present, the first floor is undergoing a comprehensive refurbishment which will provide bright open plan office space. The first floor will benefit from wooden flooring, comfort cooling, demised toilets, good floor to ceiling height and exposed services. This self-contained office receives a good deal of natural light due to the volume of windows. Perimeter trunking, engineered wooden floors and air conditioning have been already been installed. The building has both a passenger and a freight lift and car parking spots are available by separate arrangement.

The surrounding area is home to many design and technology companies, with digital start-ups accounting for over 1,400 businesses. Shoreditch’s converted warehouses and quirky offices have attracted some of the biggest names in technology in recent years and, despite some start-ups turning away from Silicon Roundabout, Tech City is still the number one destination for new tech businesses.

Jordan House has some excellent transport links. The building is a minutes’ walk from Old Street Station (Northern Line and First Capital Connect). Buses 243 and 55 give access to Oxford Circus and Waterloo and there is a Barclays Bike Hire and both Baldwin Street and Old Street.

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We are Shoreditch Office Space, property sourcing consultants specialising in finding office space in Shoreditch for all types of businesses. We have a wide range of contacts with multiple works space options in Shoreditch and can negotiate hard on your behalf to get you the best price.

If you are interesting in Jordan House, or any other Shoreditch office space you have seen on this blog, please get in contact now. Call us on 020 3434 3860 or email Maya at sales@reesa.com to arrange a viewing now.

If you are a large company looking for a base in Shoreditch, 4 Tabernacle Street is a good starting point. Offering over 16, 324 sq ft split between 5 floors, this office space would perfectly suit a tech or media company. All floors have undergone recent refurbishment, offering a refined architectural aesthetic, complete with exposed ceilings and lighting.

The extensive refurbishment has provided VRF Air conditioning, LG7 Complaint lighting, shower and cycle facilities and a new 8 Person passenger lift. The office space is modern, and up to high business standard – also receiving a EPC rating of B.29 and BREEAM rating very good.

The welcoming reception has a large ceiling to floor height and original concrete and wood finishes, which combine with dark grey metallic detailing giving the building a distinctive identity.

Tech City

The surrounding area is full of life, not just socially, but also in terms of business. Shoreditch has established itself as London’s tech capital and has a reputation of pushing through some of England’s brightest and most successful start-ups. There is an air of genuine unity within businesses around Silicon Roundabout, and, although clearly competitors, this collaborative nature makes for a thriving environment.

But it’s not just the innovative nature of Tech City that drives businesses towards it. Shoreditch is one of London’s most culturally rich districts and provides hundreds of bars, restaurants, galleries, boutique shops and quirky cafés.

Transport links to this Shoreditch office space are aplenty. Moorgate, Old Street and Liverpool Street Stations are all within a ten minutes’ walk and provide easy access across London.

If you are looking for a Shoreditch office and would like to find out more then why not contact us?

You can email Maya at sales@reesa.com or call one of our expert property consultants on 020 3434 3860 for a friendly chat.

Four floors of office space totaling over 13,000 sq ft are becoming available late this year. 141-143 Shoreditch High Street is currently undergoing a comprehensive refurbishment throughout and will be a perfect fit for a creative company looking for a large base.

Ideally situated in a prime Shoreditch location near Rivington Street and Old Street, this office space is in the heart of one of Central London’s must diverse and popular districts. Shoreditch attracts an impressive list of occupiers from a variety of different industries and in recent years has become a thriving stomping ground for new companies with big ideas.

141-143 Shoreditch House is in the middle of this activity and at Shoreditch Office Space we know it will be in high demand when it finally opens its doors after refurbishment. The building will incorporate designated bike storage on the lower ground floor and a brand new lobby/reception area on the ground floor. The offices are all well-lit and the lobby now includes a glazed façade and a new featured staircase.

The offices have new raised access flooring, improved air conditioning, exposed brickwork features and new toilets, showers and kitchens on each floor. Finally the fourth floor has two roof terrace break out areas, perfect for quick meetings, or a relaxing lunch.

Socially, Shoreditch has everything to other. Whether it’s new restaurants, quirky bars or rooftop cinemas, Shoreditch has it all. In fact, only this week ping pong restaurant and bar Bounce opened another branch just 80 yards east of Old Street Roundabout giving one of Holborn’s best loved venues an East London twist.

Transport links to 141-143 Shoreditch High street are aplenty being walking distance from both Old Street and Liverpool Street Stations for the London Underground and Hoxton and Shoreditch High Street for National Mainline Services.

If you are interesting in viewing this Shoreditch office space you can contact us:

Email Maya at sales@reesa.com or call us directly on 020 3434 3860 for a quick chat.

Last Saturday during an anti-gentrification protest on Brick Lane the Cereal Killer café was vandalised, becoming the focal point of protesters anger. At first the attacks looked misguided; an erroneous attack on small business when large corporations in Subway and Pret resided metres down the road. Although in no way agreeing with the actions of the protesters, the root of their anger must surely be looked at and not simply passed off as ‘mindless violence’. The growth of small business is something that should be encouraged and nurtured and so to see one so openly attacked under the banner of ‘gentrification’ is not only alarming but a sign of huge dissatisfaction amongst a portion of society.

Photo: Gavin Rodgers/ Pixel

East London is, and has always been, one of London’s poorest districts. The organisers at Class War complained they didn’t want luxury flats, pop up gin bars or brioche buns – they want realistically affordable housing for local people… a reasonable argument likely shared by others in poorer parts of London.  Nevertheless, this still doesn’t explain why the Cereal Killer Café came under such heavy fire Saturday night. What vilified the Keery brother’s establishment in the eyes of the protesters? Was it the Channel Four interview exposing their high prices? Or were they in the ‘wrong place at the wrong time’ so to say? The ‘gentrification’ of Shoreditch started way before the Keery brothers set up shop, but unfortunately that night they became a symbol protesters could project their injustice upon.

The truth of the matter is East London’s price tag is rising. Whether it is the cost of homes, commercial property, the price of a beer or even a local snack – and this price is rising without taking into account normal people still live and work in the area. The protesters ignored Subway and Pret as they are simply faceless organisations. The Cereal Killer Café was something protesters could assign a face to; a face they have come to associate with everything they see wrong in London.

And it’s not just housing costs that have sky rocketed in Shoreditch, the price of commercial property has doubled in the last two years, and although we don’t’ expect to see a revolution any time soon, it’s easy to see why many start-ups are looking outside of tech city.

Photo: Rex

The owners of the Cereal Killer café are not at fault; but nor are those angry enough to take to the streets against them. It is a complex issue engrained in the revival of poorer areas like Shoreditch. Progress in these areas often comes at the expense of those who live there, and unless there is a solution to appease a growing need for fairer prices, we may be seeing scenes like this for a while to come.

At Shoreditch Office Space we are always on the lookout for cool, newly refurbished buildings to talk about and we are never disappointed with the results. Last week we had a look at the great co-working spaces over at Workspace in Spitalfields and this week we are turning our gaze and looking a little south at Rotherwick House by St Katherine Docks.

St Katherine Docks is one of London’s best kept secrets. This beautiful secluded marina has steadily grown and now offers some great office space. Space at Rotherwick house is perfect for those looking for a cool Shoreditch style office, but without the price tag that comes with space in the tech city. With over 13,000 sq ft available to lease, Rotherwick House could be a great place for a company base, not far from Silicon Roundabout.

Existing Exterior

Rotherwick House has recently undergone a comprehensive refurbishment to provide 3 floors of grade A office space. The Grade II listed building is secluded and situated in its own private cobbled courtyard. This area provides the building with 12 car parking spaces for residents.

The main hall has been redesigned to offer spectacular double height offices with a skylight and mezzanine. The new design, advised by architects Carmody and Groarke, allows for excellent natural light through full height windows and includes modern features such as LG7 lighting with indirect LED up-lighting, VRF air conditioning and raised flooring. The site also has bicycle storage and new showers.

St Katherine Docks

St Katherine Docks has a list of fantastic Bars, Restaurants and shops such as The Ivory Vaults, Bravas Tapas and the Brasserie at the Tower Hotel. It is an area that has also had a focus on commerce and the wide range of options here reflect its history. Transport links via Tower Hill (Circle and District lines) provide quick access to Liverpool Street and across the city.

If you’re interested in Rotherwick House then please contact one of our property consultants and we can arrange a viewing. You can Email Katie at sales@reesa.com or call 020 3434 3860.

Recently we wrote about the benefits of co-working and its continued growth in London’s office market. Ever-popular with modern businesses, co-working solutions have sprung up all over London and are currently at the forefront of a workplace revolution. The flexibility they provide is a needed comfort to start-ups and freelancers, and with an increasing number of high tech co-working spots available, it’s no wonder so many people are moving to co-working offices.

No place has co-working been more present than in East London. Naturally, the businesses surrounding Silicon Roundabout lend themselves to the co-working attitude but in recent years other sectors have also begun to see the advantages of flexible space.
Wework has been a worldwide innovator of co-working solutions and has opened its doors in Spitalfields. It provides top quality co-working space, unique private offices and month by month membership to its various lounges and breakout areas. Co-working at Wework allows likeminded individuals to work, meet and collaborate with one another, and has a real community vibe.

Amenities
-Bike Storage
-Community Managers
-High speed internet
-Micro-Roasted Coffee
-Purified Water
-Showers
-Conference rooms
-Unique Interior design

The Wework Community
Wework arrange weekly events from educational workshops with industry professionals to office parties for all tenants. There event room also offers the platform for launch parties and networking events. Its open plan lounges are the birthplace of many great ideas and are open 24/7. There is also an online Wework member network so you can even collaborate with entrepreneurs from across the globe.

If you are interested in Wework Spitalfields then call us on 020 3434 3860 to speak to one of our expert property consultants. Alternatively you can email Katie at sales@reesa.com to arrange a viewing.