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Central London is difficult to define and is the innermost part of our Capital City. Although there is no officially accepted definition of the area, it is generally understood to include the high density, built up environment, with high land values.  There is a very large and increasing daytime rise in population with a concentration of regional, national and international businesses and organisations. Properties of the month: Davies Street more detail... Hanover Square more detail... Brook Street more detail... Grosvenor Street more detail... Hanover Square  more detail... Areas in London we cover for offices Here are a list of the main areas we cover for supply of London offices.  This is by no means exhaustive, so please call or send an enquiry form from our website, to tell us your requirement.  As well as serviced office space, we supply London office space for you to lease or purchase and can offer managed office space too.Serviced offices available Mayfair offices Covent Garden offices  Baker Street offices Fitzrovia offices Canary Wharf offices Soho offices Knightsbridge offices Marylebone offices Paddington offices  Holborn offices Camden Town offices Marble Arch offices Bond Street offices Liverpool Street offices Victoria offices Bank offices Berkeley Square offices Oxford Circus offices WC1 offices  Regent Street offices About London Road distances to London are traditionally measured from a central point at Charing Cross, which is marked by the statue of King Charles I at the junction of the Strand, Whitehall and Cockspur Street, just south of Trafalgar Square. One could argue that London like any other Capital City, is expensive in all things, and to a certain extent that is completely true as those of us coming up to London for a day or two may be slightly staggered by the cost of everything from a modest restaurant meal to the overnight stay in a reasonable hotel. We have to eat and we have to sleep somewhere, and because it is unfamiliar territory to a great many we tend to compare, perhaps unfairly, the prices in Central London with those we are used to back home.