21 Gloucester Place - Stairwell
21 Gloucester Place - Reception
21 Gloucester Place - Lounge
21 Gloucester Place - Lounge
21 Gloucester Place - Office
21 Gloucester Place - Office
Office space
Meeting rooms
Virtual office
Office space
Set your business up for success with a sophisticated office space at Gloucester Place, in London's Marylebone. This Georgian building is home to 15 offices, each designed to offer you an effortlessly stylish place to base your business. And while you work, our team delivers the proactive, personal and seamless support you demand to stay focussed.
Meeting rooms
The two exceptional meeting rooms at Gloucester Place allow you to choose the perfect space for your needs. With this Georgian building as a backdrop, and a full complement of leading technology, you can host memorable pitches, run inspiring AGMs, or hold those business-critical daily meetings, whenever you need to.
Virtual office
Make Gloucester Place your virtual business address, while you work elsewhere. Base your business at this prestigious location in London's Marylebone, and make an enviable first impression. Use the address in your communications and on business stationery, and we’ll forward your business’ mail to you.
About Gloucester Place
Set in London's leafy Marylebone, Gloucester Place is a striking Georgian mansion. Positioned on one of London's longest Georgian terraces, it offers an understated elegance and a distinguished presence.
High ceilings, grand windows and original features contrast the modern furniture and contemporary styling. Over its six floors, there are 15 private offices, two high-spec meeting rooms and a relaxed members' business lounge.
About Marylebone
Marylebone offers a stylish, village atmosphere in the heart of London. Vibrant boutiques, buzzing restaurants like the renowned Chiltern Firehouse, and elegant Georgian architecture add to the unique atmosphere in this corner of the capital.
Marylebone is home to some of the city's finest addresses – Portman Square, Baker Street, Chiltern Street and the world-famous Harley Street – as well as two of London's most iconic parks – Hyde Park and Regent's Park.
