Looking for office space Southwark teams actually want to walk into? This guide lists the 8 best private offices in the borough for 2026, with real monthly starting prices, team capacities and one-tap booking links. Southwark packs Bankside, Borough, London Bridge and the South Bank into one riverside stretch, and its private-office supply runs from a two-desk room by London Bridge station to a full floor in The Shard.
Every space below is on private office London supply and bookable through Wezoo. Prices here are per building, not the vague per-person averages the big directories quote. One thing to fix upfront: the SE1 postcode straddles two boroughs, so an “SE1” listing can sit in Southwark or in Lambeth. Book the address, not the postcode.
Here is the office space Southwark market at a glance before we get to the individual buildings.
Wezoo snapshot — Southwark private offices
- 17 private offices available on Wezoo in Southwark
- Monthly starting price: from £858 to £19,279 per office (smallest suite per building)
- Entry desk rate: from about £429 per desk/month; median around £670 per desk/month
- Top operators: Fora, Regus, Runway East
What does office space Southwark cost in 2026?
Private offices in Southwark start at about £858 per month for a two-desk room and climb past £19,000 for a full managed floor. On a per-desk basis, entry rates run from roughly £429 to £1,635 per desk each month, with a median near £670. That sits above Greater London’s ~£540 door-median — a riverside, transit-rich district rarely undercuts the wider city. The directories quote £325–£800 per person; the real number depends on which door you pick, so we list each below.
The 8 best office space Southwark options
London Bridge More London

From £858/month · 2–63 people · managed by Regus · More London Riverside, SE1 2RE
The cheapest way into Southwark, and it happens to have the best address on the river. Regus fills 3 More London Riverside beside City Hall, two minutes from London Bridge station. Rooms start at two desks and scale to 63, so a founder can take one office now and grow along the same corridor. Best for: small teams that want a London Bridge address without a big first bill.
Copper House

From £990/month · 2–9 people · managed by Regus · 2 Newhams Row, SE1 3UZ
A quieter Bermondsey Street conversion tucked behind London Bridge. Copper House caps at nine desks, which makes it the pick for a team that wants a whole building feel without a whole floor. Exposed brick, no lift-lobby anonymity. Best for: a settled team of two to nine that values character over scale.
London Bridge The News Building

From £1,857/month · 3–33 people · managed by Regus · 3 London Bridge Street, SE1 9SG
The tower next to The Shard, above London Bridge station. Rooms run from three to 33 desks with the concourse, its trains and its lunch options directly below. You never step outside to reach the Jubilee, Northern or National Rail platforms. Best for: teams that commute in from all directions and want zero walk from platform to desk.
201 Borough High Street

From £2,350/month · 3–30 people · managed by Fora · 201 Borough High Street, SE1 1JA
Fora’s design-led offering on Borough High Street, a short walk from Borough Market. The fit-out leans hospitality — barista coffee, staffed reception, planted breakout — and rooms flex from three to 30 desks. Best for: client-facing teams that treat the front door as part of the pitch.
180 Borough High Street

From £4,400/month · 5–32 people · managed by Fora · 180 Borough High Street, SE1 1LB
A second Fora address on the same street, sized for teams that have outgrown their first room. Five to 32 desks, roof terrace, the same managed service. Borough and London Bridge stations bracket it on either side. Best for: a growing team of five-plus that wants Borough on the letterhead.
Borough Yards

From £6,200/month · 6–57 people · managed by Fora · 13 Dirty Lane, SE1 9PA
The newest Bankside development, threaded between the railway arches near Borough Market and the Thames. Fora’s space here scales to 57 desks and shares the ground floor with restaurants and independent retail. Best for: a scaling company that wants a headquarters feel steps from the river.
241 Southwark Bridge Road

From £8,919/month · 18–26 people · managed by Fora · 241 Southwark Bridge Road, SE1 6FP
A larger managed floor set back from the river towards Elephant and Castle. Sized for established teams of 18 to 26, it works out near £495 per desk — one of the better per-head rates on this list once you fill it. Best for: a mid-size team that wants its own floor at a sensible per-desk rate.
24/25 The Shard

From £14,715/month · 9–24 people · managed by Fora · 32 London Bridge Street, SE1 9SG
An office on floors 24 and 25 of the tallest building in Western Europe. Nine to 24 desks, a view down the Thames and a lift lobby that ends every “where are you based” conversation. The premium is the postcode’s altitude, not its length. Best for: a team that wants the landmark and the view, and will pay for both.
Southwark private offices compared
The spread from entry to landmark is wide. This table lines up every office space Southwark option above by monthly starting price, so you can match a room to a budget and a team size at a glance.
| Office | Operator | From (/month) | Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|
| London Bridge More London | Regus | £858 | 2–63 |
| Copper House | Regus | £990 | 2–9 |
| London Bridge The News Building | Regus | £1,857 | 3–33 |
| 201 Borough High Street | Fora | £2,350 | 3–30 |
| 180 Borough High Street | Fora | £4,400 | 5–32 |
| Borough Yards | Fora | £6,200 | 6–57 |
| 241 Southwark Bridge Road | Fora | £8,919 | 18–26 |
| 24/25 The Shard | Fora | £14,715 | 9–24 |
Prices are the smallest bookable suite at each building and are quoted “from” — the actual figure moves with room size and availability. All eight offices show desks available now.
Where in Southwark should you base your team?
Three clusters do the heavy lifting. London Bridge and More London put you on top of the station and the Jubilee line. Borough High Street and Borough Market trade the concourse for cobbled streets and independent food. Bankside, around Borough Yards and the Blue Fin Building, hugs the river between Tate Modern and Southwark station. Pick the cluster first; the office follows.
South of the river, the price didn’t drop. Office space Southwark commands a central-London rate because it is central London — four Underground stations, two mainline terminals and a five-minute walk to the City across London Bridge.
Is an SE1 office actually in Southwark?
Not always. The SE1 postcode district is split between the London Borough of Southwark and the London Borough of Lambeth. Addresses around Waterloo, Lower Marsh and Albert Embankment carry SE1 postcodes but sit in Lambeth, not Southwark. Every office space Southwark listing in this guide has been checked against the official borough boundary, so the address you book is genuinely in Southwark.
Confirm any company registration rules for your address on the government business guidance:
GOV.UK — business and self-employed guidance
Check which stations and lines serve your chosen street before you commit:
Transport for London — Tube map and lines
Need something other than a full office? For hourly space, see our guide to meeting room hire in Southwark; for a registered address only, virtual office Southwark options cover that.
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Office space Southwark: frequently asked questions
How much is office space in Southwark per month?
Private offices in Southwark start at about £858 per month for a two-desk room and rise past £19,000 for a full managed floor. On a per-desk basis, expect roughly £429 to £1,635 per desk each month, with a median near £670.
Which is the cheapest private office in Southwark?
London Bridge More London by Regus is the entry point at £858 per month for a two-desk room, and it carries one of the best addresses in the borough beside City Hall and London Bridge station.
Is Southwark a good area for an office?
Yes. Southwark has four Underground stations (Southwark, London Bridge, Borough, Elephant and Castle), two mainline terminals and a five-minute walk to the City. It combines central access with Bankside, Borough Market and the South Bank on the doorstep.
Does an SE1 postcode mean the office is in Southwark?
Not necessarily. SE1 is split between Southwark and Lambeth. Waterloo and Albert Embankment addresses are SE1 but sit in Lambeth. Check the borough, not just the postcode, before you sign.
Can I book a private office in Southwark instantly on Wezoo?
You can request any office space Southwark listing on Wezoo and connect directly with the operator. Capacity, monthly starting price and availability are shown up front, with no membership or subscription required.
What size teams do Southwark offices suit?
From two-person rooms at Copper House and More London up to 57-desk floors at Borough Yards and 160 at the Blue Fin Building, Southwark supply covers solo founders through to established headquarters.
For a wider view across the capital, compare these options with our roundup of the best serviced office London spaces. Southwark is one of the strongest-value central pockets on that map.
The right office space Southwark offers is the one that matches your team size, your commute and your budget — not the one with the shortest postcode. Compare the eight above, then book the address that works.