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Berkeley Square is a town square in the West End of London in the City of Westminster, and was originally laid out in the mid 18th century by architect William Kent. The square is named after the noble Gloucestershire family of the same name whose London home, Berkeley House, which had stood nearby until 1733, and which had served as their London residence when they were away from their ancestral Gloucestershire home Berkeley Castle.

Background to Berkeley Square

It was a mainly residential area, but nowadays No 48 is the only residential block remaining, which of course means that a residence in Berkeley Square is highly sought after as they do not come up on the market very often. Ergo, the laws of supply and demand mean that a residence in Berkeley Square commands higher prices on the property market compared to similar residences in equivalently affluent neighbourhoods.

Businesses in the imediate area include the famous nightspot Annabel's, or if fine dining is more your scene then Benares, the famous Indian restaurant is also there, in addition to a host of other household names in the hotel and catering industries like Morton's restaurant.

Berkeley Square is home to some seriously large businesses such as Albion Oil, Cadbury Schweppes, Bank of Ireland, the Carlyle Group and more than a few investment banks and letting agencies.

It is these last which are pertinent to this article because they are responsible for most or all of the office space rentals for Berkeley Sq., and so if you are looking for help to locate the perfect flexible, temporary or permanent office space in Berkeley Square it is more than likely one of these companies will feature in your quest.

We can't possibly say that office space here will be cheap, but at the same time is can be affordable by calculating the amount you normally spend on utility bills etc in your traditional office and comparing the total to the cost of a fully serviced office in Berkeley Square. You may well be pleasantly surprised by the comparison!

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