Abbey House: office to rent in Clerkenwell

BUILDING AVAILABILITY

Flexible office, ready to be customised to suit your company’s brand, culture, and identity.

Our offices have been refurbished to provide cool but quirky spaces. Click on the tabs below for details of the floors available in this Clerkenwell building.

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THE BUILDING

Own private space

Beautifully refurbished to a high design specification

Offices fitted out to compliment the building’s historic architectural style and details

Comfort cooling & heating
Parquet wood floors
Terrazzo worktops
LED linear lighting

Furniture Fit Out

Create your customised office to fit your companies brand and culture

Our team will help you take the stress out of designing your office so you can enjoy it

Your own dedicated design team
The fitout managed on your behalf
You choose your own fabrics & furniture
All curated from our designer ranges

Short Simple Lease

Simple short-form lease at an all-inclusive monthly price

Our simplified lease contract will save you time and costs

Simple and easy to understand lease
All-inclusive monthly plan
Transparent pricing
Helps budget your office costs with certainty

Discreet Personalised Service

We provide exceptional service from setting up, to running the day-to-day

Our range of service options allows you to choose the level of support your business requires

Standard self-service with Cat-A handover where you can run your own office.
Fully fitted and furnished option leased on a single rent to incorporate all outgoings.
Full Managed option includes cleaning, maintenance, recycling & dedicated help-line

Amenities

Cycle racks, Car parking, Showers and other building amenities

Our building’s amenities are designed to make working convenient and rewarding

Smartphone activated door access
Dedicated tenant app for community and special offers
Bicycle racks
Off-street car parking
Showers

Technology

Superfast internet, App based door access and optional IT support

Technology services tailored to support whatever your business needs

Ultrafast fibre available starting from 100MB
Monitor office usage with smart sensors & workspace analytics
Provide your staff with fully managed IT Support
Access the latest AV & Video Conferencing solutions

BUILDING LOCATION

Smithfield market: established by Act of Parliament in 1860, Smithfield market is the authentic heart of Clerkenwell.

With its bustling meat market, pubs licenced from 06:30am on weekdays to quench the thirst of night shift workers or Fabric revellers and its grand and colourful Victorian architecture. The market will soon evolve yet again into a keystone of London’s new “cultural mile” and the Museum of London.

BUILDING LOCATION

Leather Lane market originally developed over 400 years ago as a result of a gambling debt owed by King Charles II.

He lost £500 on two horses. The market’s name derives from a local merchant Le Vrunelane. After many other derivatives it changed from Lovrelane, to Liver Lane then to the current Leather Lane. Originally located in the heart of an area known as “Little Italy” it was home to skilled craftsman working as artists decorators and instrument makers. Now famed for its thriving street scene, small restaurants and market. If you would like to help Charles II to pay back a part of his debt or if you simply wish to enjoy a leisurely stroll before your next meeting, Leather Lane is the place to visit.

BUILDING LOCATION

Exmouth market: located in the historical neighbourhood of Clerkenwell, Exmouth Market was named after Viscount Exmouth.

Given his title for a raid on Algiers in 1816 which resulted in the release of British hostages and all slaves held in the city. The market started life in the 1890’s and underwent a revival in the 1990’s. Today, from Monday to Friday, this vibrant street market is a fantastic place to discover a diverse array of independent shops, restaurants and food stalls. Your daily lunch at Exmouth market will never taste the same.

BUILDING LOCATION

St John’s Street takes its name from the nearby 12th century Hospital of St John of Jerusalem and Priory Church.

The Church is under the Order of St John and still hosts fundraisers to support St John’s Ambulance. The church suffered significant damage in WWII but the crypt retains a large percentage of its original structure and integrity. The churchyard is a calm and peaceful place, where you can meditate, enjoy the bird song and rest during your lunch break.

BUILDING LOCATION

Barbican center: Prior to WWII the area around the Barbican was known as Cripplegate, the centre of the rag trade in London, home to many fabric merchants, tailoring and dressmaking businesses.

Then on 29th December 1940, the neighbourhood was devastated by a large Luftwaffe raid. After the war, the governing body of the city rebuilt this commercial area in its famous “brutalist” architectural style. In 1982 the Barbican centre was launched by Queen Elizabeth, who proclaimed it “one of the modern wonders of the world”. Nowadays, the Barbican centre is a superb venue show casing a diverse range of performances including music concerts, theatre, comedy, film screenings and art exhibitions.