A virtual office Liverpool Street address is a City of London address — EC2M or EC2N, the postcodes wrapped around the station concourse and Broadgate. It has nothing to do with Liverpool in Merseyside, 180 miles north. If you landed here looking for Merseyside, you want a different page; if you want a City register with a Bishopsgate postcode on it, read on.
Wezoo lists 256 virtual office addresses across London, and 18 of them sit inside the two Liverpool Street postcodes. This guide covers what a virtual office Liverpool Street address includes, what the buildings charge for the things the address does not cover, and — the part nobody writes about — why five different postcodes are within a five-minute walk of the same station exit, and why that choice matters more than the walk. Start with our complete guide to virtual offices if you are new to the product; this page is the district-level detail underneath it.
Wezoo snapshot — virtual office Liverpool Street addresses (checked 12 July 2026)
- 18 virtual office addresses in EC2M and EC2N (10 in EC2M, 8 in EC2N)
- 256 virtual office addresses across London in total
- Every one of the 18 is within 524 metres of the station concourse; the nearest is 78 m
- 10 of the 18 also rent a meeting room by the hour at the same door — median £69.00/hour
- Top operators: Elementa (4), Fora (3), WeWork (3), Signature (2), Huckletree (2)
- Virtual office plans are quoted per building — Wezoo does not publish a single list price for them
Those 18 doors are the shortlist. The rest of this guide sorts them by what your postcode will say about you once Companies House prints it.
What does a virtual office Liverpool Street address actually get you?
Three things, in every case: a street address you can put on your website, your invoices and your public register; somewhere for post to physically land; and a human being in the building who signs for it. Everything else in a virtual office Liverpool Street plan is an add-on, priced by the building.
The add-ons are where the plans diverge. Mail handling can mean “collect it yourself”, “we scan it and email you the PDF”, or “we forward it weekly to wherever you actually are”. A director’s service address — the separate address Companies House prints for you personally, rather than for the company — is usually charged on top. Call answering, where a receptionist picks up in your company’s name, is a separate line again. Meeting-room access is not included anywhere; it is booked and billed by the hour, like everyone else’s.
The distinction that trips people up: a virtual office is an address plus a mail service, not a desk. You cannot turn up and work at it. If you want the address and somewhere to sit, look at coworking around Liverpool Street — the same buildings sell desk days, and eight of the eighteen doors below will sell you both.
How much does a virtual office Liverpool Street address cost?
Wezoo does not publish a list price for virtual offices, because there is no single product to price: each building quotes its own plan, and the plan changes depending on which add-ons you take. What can be said honestly is the shape of the market. Across UK providers advertising publicly in July 2026, the bare registered-address tier sits in a band of roughly £20–£50 a month, with mail forwarding, a director’s service address and call answering each pushing the number up from there.
The more useful number is the one nobody quotes, and it is the reason the upsell matters. At the ten Liverpool Street doors that also rent a meeting room, the median hour costs £69.00, ranging from £24.00 at 8 Bishopsgate to £111.43 at 100 Bishopsgate. That is 15% above the £60.00 London median. One hour in a City boardroom costs more than a whole month of the address it sits behind. Budget for the meeting, not the letterhead — the letterhead is the cheap part.
One station, five postcodes: the virtual office Liverpool Street seam
Here is the thing that makes this district different from Mayfair or Old Street. Liverpool Street is not inside a postcode — it sits on the seam between several, and the station has exits on all sides of it. Walk 500 metres from the concourse in any direction and Wezoo has a virtual office Liverpool Street candidate in five different postcode districts. Walk 800 metres and it is thirteen.
| Postcode district | What it reads as | Wezoo virtual offices within 500 m | Nearest / furthest door |
|---|---|---|---|
| EC2M | Broadgate, Liverpool Street, the City core | 10 | 78 m / 479 m |
| EC2N | Bishopsgate towers, Old Broad Street | 7 | 175 m / 449 m |
| EC3A | St Mary Axe — the insurance quarter | 5 | 270 m / 496 m |
| EC2A | Shoreditch fringe, Finsbury Market | 3 | 341 m / 425 m |
| E1 | Spitalfields, Folgate Street | 1 | 496 m |
All 26 Wezoo virtual office addresses within a 500-metre radius of Liverpool Street station, grouped by postcode district. Distances are straight-line from the concourse, measured 12 July 2026.
Read that table again and notice what it does not say. It does not say the EC2M doors are closer. The nearest EC3A address, at 63 St Mary Axe, is 270 metres from the concourse — closer than six of the ten EC2M addresses. The nearest EC2A address is 341 metres out, closer than four of them. The walk doesn’t change. The register does.
And the register is the point. Companies House publishes your registered office address to the world, free, forever. Nobody memorises your street number. They read the postcode, and the postcode carries a whole sentence with it: EC2M and EC2N say banking, brokerage, fintech, the City. EC3A says insurance and Lloyd’s. EC2A says startup. E1 says creative. Same commute, same train, four different first impressions — decided by which side of the station you sign for. Choosing a virtual office Liverpool Street address is therefore a choice of audience, not a choice of location.
Seven addresses are called “Liverpool Street”. Four of them are in EC2M.
This is where the seam turns from an interesting fact into an expensive mistake. Operators name buildings after the station because the station sells; the postcode does not care what the brochure says. Of the seven Wezoo listings carrying the words “Liverpool Street” in their name, three are not in a Liverpool Street postcode at all.
| Listing name | Actual address | Actual postcode | Distance to station |
|---|---|---|---|
| 50 Liverpool Street | 50 Liverpool Street | EC2M 7PY ✔ | 78 m |
| Uncommon Liverpool Street | 34–37 Liverpool Street | EC2M 7PP ✔ | 103 m |
| Liverpool Street New Broad Street House | New Broad Street House | EC2M 1NH ✔ | 139 m |
| Liverpool Street (Elementa) | 14 New Street | EC2M 4TR ✔ | 160 m |
| Liverpool Street St Mary Axe | 63 St Mary Axe | EC3A 8AA | 270 m |
| Huckletree Liverpool Street | 1 Primrose St | EC2A 2JN | 341 m |
| Liverpool Street (Mindspace) | 9 Appold St | EC2A 2AP | 408 m |
All are real, working buildings within a short walk of the station — but only the first four will print an EC2M postcode on your public register. Check the postcode, never the listing name.
None of the three is a bad address. 63 St Mary Axe is a serious City building with the Gherkin as a neighbour, and if you are broking insurance it is arguably the better postcode. The mistake is taking it believing you bought EC2M. Request Liverpool Street St Mary Axe on Wezoo — with your eyes open about the EC3A on the envelope.
Where the virtual office Liverpool Street addresses are: Broadgate, Bishopsgate and the City core
Ten addresses in EC2M, eight in EC2N, all within a 524-metre walk of the concourse. Below are the eight best-documented doors, ordered by distance from the station, followed by the full 18 in two tables. Every one of them is a live, staffed building — there is no mailbox-only operator in the virtual office Liverpool Street set.
50 Liverpool Street — EC2M 7PY, 78 m
The closest registered address to the station on Wezoo, and the only one where the street in your address is the street the trains arrive on. Fora’s Broadgate building, phone booths, the concourse visible from the door. If the point of the exercise is that the postcode and the street name both say Liverpool Street, this is the one. Request 50 Liverpool Street on Wezoo
Uncommon Liverpool Street — EC2M 7PP, 103 m
Two minutes from the Bishopsgate exit, with reception service, a lounge, catering and breakout space in the building — which matters on the day a client actually turns up at the address on your invoice. Meeting rooms from £72.00/hour at the same door. Request Uncommon Liverpool Street on Wezoo
New Broad Street House — EC2M 1NH, 139 m
A Spaces building on the quiet side of the station, one street back from the Bishopsgate traffic. Rooms from £52.54/hour — the second-cheapest hour of the ten Liverpool Street doors that sell one. Reception, catering, wheelchair access. Request New Broad Street House on Wezoo
14 New Street — EC2M 4TR, 160 m
Elementa’s building on the lane behind Bishopsgate, with reception service, climate control and a lounge. It opens at 08:30 and closes at 18:00 — the longest door-hours of any workspace in the cluster, which is the detail that matters when your post arrives at 17:45. Rooms from £76.80/hour. Request 14 New Street on Wezoo
110 Bishopsgate — EC2N 4AY, 175 m
The nearest EC2N address, and the point at which the postcode flips from Broadgate to the Bishopsgate tower cluster. Reception service, lounge, step-free access. Rooms from £97.20/hour. Request 110 Bishopsgate on Wezoo
100 Bishopsgate — EC2N 4AG, 222 m
Signature’s floors near the top of a 40-storey tower: catering, coffee bar, restaurant, breakout space. The most expensive hour in the cluster at £111.43, and an address that reads unmistakably like a balance sheet. Request 100 Bishopsgate on Wezoo
Tower 42 — EC2N 1HN, 304 m
The old NatWest Tower. Parking, catering, a restaurant, and one of the few addresses in London that a British bank manager will recognise from the name alone. Rooms from £99.97/hour. Request Tower 42 on Wezoo
XCHG at 22 Bishopsgate — EC2N 4BQ, 309 m
Inside the biggest office building in the City: bar, bike storage, lockers, phone booths, reception, catering, step-free throughout. Rooms from £66.00/hour, a shade above the London median. Request XCHG at 22 Bishopsgate on Wezoo
The full EC2M list — 10 addresses
| Address | Postcode | Operator | Distance | Room at the same door |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 50 Liverpool Street | EC2M 7PY | Fora | 78 m | — |
| 34–37 Liverpool Street | EC2M 7PP | Uncommon | 103 m | £72.00/h |
| New Broad Street House | EC2M 1NH | Spaces | 139 m | £52.54/h |
| 14 New Street | EC2M 4TR | Elementa | 160 m | £76.80/h |
| 99 Bishopsgate | EC2M 3XD | Elementa | 207 m | — |
| 10 Devonshire Square | EC2M 4YP | WeWork | 297 m | — |
| 8 Devonshire Square | EC2M 4YJ | WeWork | 309 m | — |
| 60 London Wall | EC2M 5TQ | Fora | 337 m | — |
| 120 Moorgate | EC2M 6UR | WeWork | 412 m | — |
| 1 Finsbury Square | EC2M 7EB | Knotel | 479 m | — |
The ten EC2M virtual office Liverpool Street addresses on Wezoo, ordered by straight-line distance from the station.
The full EC2N list — 8 addresses
| Address | Postcode | Operator | Distance | Room at the same door |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 110 Bishopsgate | EC2N 4AY | Elementa | 175 m | £97.20/h |
| 100 Bishopsgate (18th & 19th) | EC2N 4AG | Signature | 222 m | £111.43/h |
| 25 Old Broad Street (Tower 42) | EC2N 1HN | Signature | 304 m | £99.97/h |
| 22 Bishopsgate (XCHG) | EC2N 4BQ | XCHG | 309 m | £66.00/h |
| 8 Bishopsgate | EC2N 4BQ | Huckletree | 434 m | £24.00/h |
| 29 Throgmorton Street | EC2N 2AT | Fora | 448 m | — |
| 125 Old Broad Street | EC2N 1AR | Elementa | 449 m | £58.80/h |
| 8 Bishopsgate (Leadenhall) | EC2N 4BQ | Huckletree | 524 m | £57.60/h |
The eight EC2N virtual office addresses on Wezoo. Six of the eight rent a meeting room by the hour — a higher hit rate than EC2M’s four in ten.
Can an EC2M address be my registered office?
Yes — and this is the main reason people buy a virtual office Liverpool Street address in the first place. The condition is that it is a real place where post reaches a real person. Since the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act came into force, Companies House requires an “appropriate address”: post delivered there must come to the attention of someone acting for the company, and delivery must be capable of being recorded. A PO box no longer qualifies. A staffed building with a reception desk does.
All 18 addresses in the tables above are working, staffed office buildings — which is precisely why they clear the bar. The official rules on company addresses also require the address to be in the same UK jurisdiction as the country of incorporation, so an England-and-Wales company can use any of these. Two further points people miss: your registered office is public, and it is not automatically your address for HMRC or for your director’s service address — those are set separately, and most providers charge for the director’s address as an extra. Our guide to registered office addresses in London covers the paperwork end to end.
Virtual office Liverpool Street vs Mayfair vs Old Street: which register fits?
Wezoo now has the same data for four London districts, which makes the comparison a table rather than an opinion.
| District | Virtual office addresses | Hourly room at the same door | Median room | Reads as |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Liverpool Street (EC2M/EC2N) | 18 | 10 / 18 (56%) | £69.00/h | City, banking, fintech |
| Mayfair (W1) | 8 | 7 / 8 (88%) | £91.20/h | Funds, family office, luxury |
| Old Street (EC1V/EC2A) | 17 | 5 / 17 (29%) | £63.60/h | Startup, product, tech |
| Farringdon (EC1 core) | 4 core | 3 / 4 (75%) | £50.87/h | Media, agencies, the interchange |
| London, all districts | 256 | 58% | £60.00/h | — |
Four London districts on identical Wezoo data, 12 July 2026. Liverpool Street is the largest of the four by address count.
Read across the rows and the choice gets simpler. A Mayfair virtual office address costs the most per boardroom hour and signals capital. An Old Street virtual office address signals product, and its buildings mostly sell floors rather than hours — only 29% will rent you a room. A Farringdon virtual office address sells the journey: five railway lines at one interchange. A virtual office Liverpool Street address sells the register itself — the postcode that a compliance officer, a bank or an investor reads as “City” without having to think about it. It is also the biggest pool: 18 doors, more than any other London district we have mapped.
One practical tiebreaker. Liverpool Street is the busiest commuter gateway in the country: the Elizabeth line, Central, Circle, Hammersmith & City and Metropolitan lines, plus National Rail from Essex, Hertfordshire and Cambridge all land on the same concourse. The Elizabeth line alone puts Heathrow, Canary Wharf, Bond Street and Paddington one seat away. If you will ever need to physically collect post, or meet a client at the address you registered, that is not decoration — it is the difference between a real address and a fiction.
How to set up your virtual office Liverpool Street address
Step 1 — Pick the postcode before you pick the building. A virtual office Liverpool Street plan can put you in EC2M/EC2N (City), EC3A (insurance), EC2A (tech) or E1 (creative), all within the same walk. This is the decision that ends up on your public register, and it is the only one you cannot quietly change later without filing.
Step 2 — Check the postcode, not the listing name. Three of the seven buildings marketed as “Liverpool Street” are in a different district. Open the listing, read the postal code, and confirm it starts EC2M or EC2N if that is what you are paying for.
Step 3 — Decide what the mail has to do. Collection is cheapest and requires you to physically show up. Scanning suits founders who travel. Forwarding suits companies whose real base is elsewhere. Ask the building which of the three the quoted price covers, because they differ.
Step 4 — Add the director’s service address if you need it. Your own home address goes on the register unless you buy a separate service address. It is usually a small monthly add-on and it is the single most common thing people forget until it is public.
Step 5 — Request a quote and file. Request the address on Wezoo, get written confirmation from the building that it may be used as a registered office, then file it with Companies House. Nothing about the process needs a lawyer.
Ready to set up your virtual office at Liverpool Street?
Virtual office Liverpool Street: frequently asked questions
Is a virtual office Liverpool Street address in Liverpool?
No. Liverpool Street is a railway terminus and district in the City of London, postcodes EC2M and EC2N. Liverpool the city is in Merseyside, roughly 180 miles north-west, and has its own separate market. Every address on this page is in central London.
Which postcode is Liverpool Street station in?
The station itself sits on the EC2M boundary, with EC2N immediately south along Bishopsgate. Within a 500-metre walk you will also find EC3A (St Mary Axe), EC2A (Finsbury Market, toward Shoreditch) and E1 (Spitalfields). Five districts, one concourse — which is why the postcode on the listing matters more than the word “Liverpool Street” in its name.
Can I use a virtual office Liverpool Street address as my registered office?
Yes, as long as the building is a staffed address where post reaches someone acting for your company and delivery can be recorded — the “appropriate address” standard Companies House has applied since the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act. All 18 addresses listed here are working office buildings that meet it. Confirm in writing with the operator before you file.
How much does a virtual office Liverpool Street address cost?
Plans are quoted per building rather than from a single list price. The publicly advertised UK market band for a bare registered address in July 2026 runs roughly £20–£50 a month, with mail forwarding, a director’s service address and call answering priced on top. What is fixed is the extras: a meeting room at the same door has a median cost of £69.00 an hour across the ten Liverpool Street buildings that rent one.
Can I hold client meetings at my virtual office address?
Only if the building rents rooms, and only if you book one. Ten of the 18 EC2M and EC2N addresses rent a meeting room by the hour, from £24.00 at 8 Bishopsgate to £111.43 at 100 Bishopsgate. The other eight are address-and-mail only — you would book a room at a neighbouring building, which in this district is never more than a few hundred metres away.
Does an EC2 postcode actually help my business?
It signals a sector rather than a status. EC2M and EC2N are the addresses of banks, brokers, insurers and fintechs, so a client, a bank or a compliance team reading your register sees a City company without needing to look you up. Whether that is worth paying for depends entirely on who reads your paperwork — for a consultancy selling into financial services, it usually is.
