Regent’s Park Office Space

When one thinks of Regent’s Park, one doesn’t automatically think of office space; however, it is associated with some of the UK capital’s most significant properties, both residential and commercial.

Once known as Marylebone Park, its lease expired and ownership reverted to the Crown in 1811. The monarch, Prince Regent King George IV, proposed turning the 410-acre (170-hectare) park in northwest London into a pleasure garden. The park was designed and developed by a group that included John Nash, who had also been responsible for the development of Regent Street.

The construction was financed privately by property developer James Burton, and the development featured lavish townhouses and expensive terraced dwellings on its perimeter.

The park is protected today by a Grade I listing, which includes the iconic Park Crescent, comprising elegant stuccoed terraced houses that form a semicircle. The development also included several villas, which are now some of the most expensive residences in London and owned by high-profile occupiers, including international royal families and the U.S. Ambassador to the United Kingdom.

In 2023, one of the villas, The Holme, was placed on the market. The 29,000-square-foot, 40-bedroom mansion, set in four acres, had a guide price of £250 million.

Many of the villas can be viewed from the Regent’s Canal as the path passes between the park and Primrose Hill.

The northern side of the park is the home of London Zoo and the headquarters of the Zoological Society of London, and to the south is Regent’s University London, home of the European Business School London, Regent’s American College London (RACL) and Webster Graduate School.

The park has been managed to maintain a diverse ecosystem, and over 120 species of birds can be seen there each year. It is also home to London’s only breeding population of hedgehogs, areas of wild meadow, historic grasslands and over 5,000 varieties of trees.

There is a wide range of offices available near Regent’s Park. British Land-owned Regent’s Place sits at the south-east corner of Regent’s Park, availing of excellent pubic transport links and proximity to London’s Knowledge Quarter.

The mixed-use campus offers prime office and lab space, along with ultramodern amenities, as well as retail and leisure options. It has attracted household-name occupiers from the technology, retail, and life sciences sectors.

In addition to exceptional office space to rent near Regent’s Park, there is a wide range of luxury managed office spaces and serviced offices offering unparalleled amenities and customer service packages.

The premium serviced offices near Regents’ Park are fully furnished, lockable office suites, clusters of suites, or floors. Clients of the turnkey offices enjoy access to first-rate communal amenities, including bookable meeting rooms, breakout spaces, fully stocked kitchens, focus booths, cafes, and wellness amenities such as gyms and meditation rooms.

The premium managed offices are pre-cabled, and the client leads the fit-out and furnishing process, allowing for a tailored office with a complete brand identity to be created.

Custom offices can include private reception areas, hot-desking zones, executive office suites, meeting rooms, break-out spaces, kitchens, bathrooms, showers, and other facilities.

The client can also create a bespoke service pack that utilises the services of technical, hospitality, concierge, and business support teams.

As the premium flexible office spaces are let via licences, occupying clients enjoy the agility to efficiently modify their footprint by downsizing or upsizing in line with changing business requirements. Many buildings near Regent’s Park can provide office space for 1,000 desks or more, on self-contained floors or a building with its own front door.

Equally, clients can contract into a smaller suite in line with changing business needs.

Flexible offices are priced all-inclusively, so the rent covers enterprise-grade broadband, heating, air conditioning, water, energy, professional cleaning, and other overheads that would be paid for and managed separately if renting an office via a conventional lease.

The premium office space buildings near Regent’s Park, offering managed offices and serviced offices, are managed sustainably and eco-consciously. These provide end-of-journey facilities for self-powered commuters, including bike storage, showers, lockers, and electric vehicle (EV) chargers, to meet the high environmental, social, and governance (ESG) standards of their occupants.

However, tenants enjoy exceptional public transport links from Baker Street, Great Portland Street, Regent’s Park, and Warren Street stations. Mainline services are also nearby at Euston and King’s Cross stations.