56-58 Broadwick Street, Soho, London

Broadwick Street is known to many as being the centre of Soho, situated perfectly between Carnaby Street & Berwick Street market. Inside this splendid Georgian townhouse you’ll discover 17 spacious serviced offices, suitable for small to medium sized businesses and start-ups.

The street boasts a wonderful village atmosphere and still retains its cobbled flooring. It’s original name was Broad Street but is now known as Broadwick Street.

It’s most famous for being the location of the public water pump that was identified by John Snow, as the cause of the Cholera epidemic in 1854. On the corner of Poland Street you’ll find the John Snow pub and replica pump commemorating his achievements.

Once you step through the large Victorian front door at number 56-58 Broadwick Street, you’re greeted with well-lit office space that’s furnished for your convenience, meaning you can move straight in and get on with the running of your business. The building has even managed to retain some of its original period features such as fireplaces and wooden paneling.

Take advantage of a shared kitchen, break-out facilities, co-working space and meeting rooms for hire, whilst each office comes complete with telecomms and IT infrastructure pre-installed.

For your convenience and peace of mind, there’s 24 access and CCTV.

This pretty building is located just 6 minutes walk to Piccadilly Circus Underground Station (0.3 miles) and 7 minutes walk to Oxford Circus Underground Station (0.4 miles).