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Key Highlights 34–36 Bruton Street is a prestigious Mayfair office property offering boutique workspace within one of London’s most exclusive business and retail districts. The building combines elegant period architecture with contemporary office amenities, creating a refined and professional environment suited to high-end occupiers. 2. The Space The property provides high-quality office accommodation with flexible layouts, meeting rooms, air-conditioning, breakout areas, and modern finishes throughout. Character features such as high ceilings, heritage detailing, and large sash windows are complemented by upgraded infrastructure and efficient workspace design. 3. Location Located on Bruton Street in the heart of Mayfair, the property benefits from close proximity to Bond Street and Green Park stations, providing excellent connectivity across Central London. The surrounding area is renowned for luxury retail, fine dining, private members’ clubs, galleries, and premium hotels within London’s West End.

Made-re, 34-36 Bruton Street, Mayfair, W1J

  • Green Park (5 mins)
  • Bond Street (5 mins)
Rent from £84963 Per Office
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Areas nearby to East London with office space to rent

East London covers a large number of districts in London; everything to the east of the City of London including Shoreditch, Hoxton and Canary Wharf. During the Second World War, the East End was ‘Target A’ for bombing because it contained some of the most important dockland areas.

This partly led to lower rents and more available property, which in turn triggered the rise of the area in recent years as businesses have found it easy to get office space. East London is now a popular business district, a place of diversity and a cultural hub.

Setting up your business here

There are a wide range of businesses and industries based in East London and the networking opportunities in this area are fantastic. Canary Wharf is a major financial district of the city and draws some of the biggest and most important financial institutions in the world.

Culture and Entertainment

The Museum of Childhood is a simple and relaxed East London museum offering a beautiful look at childhood through the ages. Featuring notable toys and dolls from history, it also exhibits some more up-to-date examples, making the venue a portal back into childhood for all visitors, no matter their age.

For a more grown-up look at history, the Geffrye Museum charts interior design and decor through the ages. The visitor is able to walk through a series of rooms which take them through the decades. Notable galleries include the Whitechapel Gallery, Calvert 22 and the Barbican Art Gallery.

Eating out

For those who prefer a more casual meal, the Hoxton Grill is a popular American-style diner featuring exposed brick walls and red leather booth, a varied menu and plenty of drinks options. If you are looking for more traditional British food with an elegant twist, The Clove Club is a former pub on Commercial Street, which has been reinvented as a trendy gastropub serving unique takes on British classics, and a varied menu of cocktails. The menu is always changing, so it is definitely a restaurant to visit more than once, and the five-course menu makes for a real gastronomic experience.

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