Offering a range of Grade A office space options close to fashionable Bond Street and the hustle and bustle of Oxford Street in Central London.

Designed by James S. Wilson and William Wallace in the late nineteenth century, the building at 91 Wimpole Street, Marylebone W1G is a stunning late Victorian Baroque property in heart of London's West End. The stately building is complemented by the attractive street it fronts, offering a beautiful setting to do business.

A comprehensive refurbishment was completed in 2015, which extended and reconfigured this elegant landmark building into high-quality office accommodation. Approximately 57,000 square feet of Grade A office space is spread across four upper floors and a lower ground level, with typical floors offering 13,000 square feet of floor space. Co-working space, desk space and virtual office options are also available at this serviced location, which also has well-equipped meeting rooms and event spaces.

The interior combines classic design with the latest trends, creating a fresh and modern workplace inspired by the 1960s. Unique features include a stunning glass atrium and two large terraces, while a contemporary reception area on the ground floor provides a sophisticated welcome for visitors to the building.

Kitchen and dining areas are available for a quick break or bite to eat close to your desk. There are also bicycle racks, showers and lockers for commuters that run or cycle to work.

91 Wimpole Street is close to some of London's best shopping and there is a superb selection of cafes, restaurants and bars in the area, including at St Christopher's Place and Marylebone Lane. Nearby Cavendish Square is a pretty spot for an outdoor lunch or a brainstorming session with your team during a sunny day.

The property is also steps from vital transport links. Within walking distance are Bond Street station on the London Underground's Central and Jubilee lines and Oxford Circus on the Bakerloo, Central and Victoria lines. Marylebone rail station has mainline train services to destinations across Greater London and beyond, while Oxford Street is a major route for bus routes travelling between Central London and other destinations within the capital.