If you are looking for office space to lease rather than serviced offices, we work very closely with a number of partners who specialise in conventional office space and registering your requirements with us means we can cut down your search time considerably. Simply fill out the form below and we will get in touch with you as soon as possible.

General information about conventional office space:

Conventional, non-serviced offices have various advantages, for the right sized company. Though the initial outlay can be more, running costs can be significantly reduced.

Some types of company do not need much in the way of customer-interface or the additional services that a serviced office can offer. In such cases, a conventional (non-serviced) office is probably more cost effective, provided favourable lease arrangements can be found.

More generally, conventional office space is likely to be more suitable when your company reaches a certain size (say 20 people) and you are fairly certain of your likely growth over the next two to three years. Although there will be substantial initial capital costs in taking a conventional lease, your monthly outgoings are likely to be lower.

Advantages of a conventional lease include:

• Security of tenure - commercial leases give the tenant the right to remain in a building indefinitely in most circumstances

• Transparent pricing of property and other associated costs • Space can be personalised to suit a specific company or corporate culture. Conventional commercial office space provides a much more bespoke environment for your office - you can redecorate, refurbish and redesign the space totally according to your needs: for customer-facing and cutting-edge industries such as design agencies, media companies or architects for example may require a more flexible space that reflects their business more effectively, provides a showcase for their services and an attractive place to bring clients. Of course, such a space will mean a certain loss of flexibility in terms of ability to expand or contract at will and therefore will suit well-established, essentially predictable businesses better than new, uncertain or rapidly changing business.