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Waterloo Serviced Offices to Let & Commercial Office Space for Rent in Waterloo, SE1

The Waterloo area which is loosely defined is built up around Waterloo Railway station, a major Central London railway terminus near the South Bank & within the London Borough of Lambeth.  Until 2007, Waterloo was the terminus for the Eurostar prior to moving north to St Pancras.  The Waterloo complex ranks as one of the busiest passenger terminals in Europe with more platforms and a greater floor area than any other railway station in the UK.  However, it should be noted that Clapham Junction which is just four miles away has the highest number of trains.  Waterloo is the terminus of a network of railway lines serving South West England and the intermediate suburbs.

The major transport interchange at Waterloo provides the area with excellent travel facilities. The interchange comprises London Waterloo, Waterloo East, a through station, and the last stop on the South Eastern Mainline before the terminus at Charing Cross.   Waterloo station connects to Waterloo East, across Waterloo Road, by a high-level walkway.  River services operate from nearby Waterloo Pier next to the London Eye.  Waterloo London Underground station (which includes the Waterloo and City Line to Bank is known affectionately as 'the drain') and a bus station servicing a major network of local and cross London buses.  Close by are other London Underground stations including Charing Cross and London Bridge with their mainline connections, Embankment, Southwark, and Lambeth.  It is planned for Waterloo station to be the Central London terminus for a proposed Heathrow Airtrack rail service to open in 2015, subject to a further public enquiry towards the end of 2010 and ultimate Government approval.

The Waterloo area has been subject to considerable commercial development and regeneration initiatives including Waterloo Millennium Green.   The retail environment continues to be served by the Lower Marsh Market which lies on the site of the ancient Lambeth Marsh which first appeared in historical records in 1377 – it is a centre to shop, eat and drink. This historic street has operated as a street market and centre for local shopping since the mid-nineteenth century and was designated a conservation area in 1984.   Lower Marsh together with The Cut, formed the commercial heart of the area from the early 19th century.  Other retail outlets both independent and high street names supplement the market’s offer.   The Cut has been transformed by the opening of Southwark Station and is home to the Young and Old Vic Theatres, award winning restaurants as well as bars and cafes.  It is also host to part of Southwark College as well as galleries and book shops.  The area has several hotels as well as residential development.

Waterloo offers commercial properties of varying age and size with development ongoing with corporate, government and professional offices situated within the area.  Some offices are based in buildings of considerable historical interest.  The area is superbly located and accordingly offers a comprehensive range of office space to let in Waterloo on both conventional more traditional terms as well as serviced offices in Waterloo available on flexible terms. These different types of Waterloo offices for rent are offered alongside the benefit of access to meeting rooms as well as virtual offices in this thriving SE1, London area. For help in securing the most competitively priced deal on office space to rent in the Waterloo area or commercial offices in this prime and historical London location, please contact London’s flexible office space expert via http://www.freeofficesearch.co.uk or call our London Headquarters on 020 7788 1030.