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Flexible Office Space in Bank, London

Bank is the historic heart of the City, where the Bank of England, the Royal Exchange and Mansion House face each other across a single junction. The Bank–Monument interchange combines the Central, Northern, Circle, District and Waterloo & City lines with the DLR. Waterloo is four minutes away and London City Airport just over 20. Offices range from serviced suites behind listed banking-hall façades to managed floors in the newest City towers. Banks, insurers, asset managers and law firms have been here for generations, joined more recently by fintech, payments and professional-services firms. It suits businesses that want to be within walking distance of clients, regulators and the Lloyd’s insurance market. The Bank of England, Royal Exchange and Mansion House ring the junction, with the Guildhall, Leadenhall Market and the Monument close by. Bloomberg’s European headquarters represents the modern City. The Roman Temple of Mithras, displayed beneath it, represents the very old one. The Ned is in the former Midland Bank headquarters designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens, and puts several restaurants and bars under one roof. Coq d’Argent has a rooftop garden on top of No.1 Poultry. In summer, drinkers from the Lamb Tavern (1780) fill the cobbles of Leadenhall Market. The Jamaica Wine House, tucked down St Michael’s Alley, stands on the site of London’s first coffee house, opened in 1652. The Bank of England has stood on Threadneedle Street since 1734, and has been nicknamed “the Old Lady of Threadneedle Street” since a James Gillray cartoon of 1797. Bank station takes its name from her. Explore 92 nearby flexible office space locations and contact workspace operators directly.

Area guide

Bank is the historic heart of the City, where the Bank of England, the Royal Exchange and Mansion House face each other across a single junction. The Bank–Monument interchange combines the Central, Northern, Circle, District and Waterloo & City lines with the DLR. Waterloo is four minutes away and London City Airport just over 20. Offices range from serviced suites behind listed banking-hall façades to managed floors in the newest City towers.

Business community

Banks, insurers, asset managers and law firms have been here for generations, joined more recently by fintech, payments and professional-services firms. It suits businesses that want to be within walking distance of clients, regulators and the Lloyd’s insurance market.

Landmarks

The Bank of England, Royal Exchange and Mansion House ring the junction, with the Guildhall, Leadenhall Market and the Monument close by. Bloomberg’s European headquarters represents the modern City. The Roman Temple of Mithras, displayed beneath it, represents the very old one.

After work

The Ned is in the former Midland Bank headquarters designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens, and puts several restaurants and bars under one roof. Coq d’Argent has a rooftop garden on top of No.1 Poultry. In summer, drinkers from the Lamb Tavern (1780) fill the cobbles of Leadenhall Market. The Jamaica Wine House, tucked down St Michael’s Alley, stands on the site of London’s first coffee house, opened in 1652.

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