Compare Our Space Types

Benefits

See what’s included in each work space type.

Core

A blank canvas to make your own

Work Ready

Fitted, furnished and connected.

Storey

Flexible, shared workspaces. Visit storey.co.uk

Features included:

Core Workspace

Fitted

Fully Managed

Storey Space

Flexible leasing options

MyCampus access

Access to Storey Club

Sustainable Workspaces

Access to building end of trip facilities

Fully furnished

Access to fibre connection

Fully managed WiFi Connectivity

Fixed monthly cost

Health & Safety Support

M&E Maintenance

Waste Removal & Recycling

Daily Cleaning

Utilities

Workspace Support from Shared Property Manager

Access to Storey shared space

Dedicated community manager

Meeting room credits

Workspace Personalisation support

Storey member networking events

About Regent's Place

A place with something for everyone.

Regent’s Place is a cluster of sustainable offices, public spaces, arts and culture, situated where the Knowledge Quarter, Camden and Fitzrovia meet.

Sometimes called the Regent’s Place ‘campus’, the area is increasingly home to London’s thriving life sciences community – from world-renowned Crick Institute, to fast-growing start-ups.

Regent’s Place is also one of London’s most diverse and exciting areas, attracting visitors from across the Capital: the iconic New Diorama Theatre and pop-up art galleries rub shoulders with independent shops, social enterprises, bars and restaurants, public events, and one of London’s most popular bouldering walls.

Regent’s Place is also at the forefront of sustainable working: the buildings pioneer sustainable design and construction methods; everywhere is powered by renewable energy; and all situated within abundant and recently re-developed green spaces, with deep 30-year roots in our local community.

The story so far

Over the last few years, we’ve transformed Regent’s Place into a green oasis – with lush, biodiverse planting designed to bring nature in. With new, low-carbon buildings designed by the some of the world’s leading architects.

Today, Regent’s Place is a hub for innovation: the gateway to one of the greatest knowledge clusters in the world. At the forefront of new ways of working. On a campus that brings together a dynamic blend of culture and community. A place where connections are made, communities flourish, and ideas are born.

A place less ordinary

We’ve worked hard to get the perfect mix of places to eat, drink, shop, work out or wind down – from well-known names to one-offs, social enterprises to a 24-hour gym, bouldering wall, fringe theatre and art gallery.

From the experts at British Land

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British Land are experts at creating flourishing places.

Our campuses – Regent’s Place, Canada Water, Paddington Central, Broadgate – are not only thriving innovation communities, with their curated mix of culture, shops and bars, and green spaces, they’re among London’s most diverse and attractive places to live, work and visit.

Because we own and manage our campuses, we can find or create exactly the right space for you, whatever stage of growth you’re at, whatever you need – and support you as your needs change. From a fitted, finished and connected office with shared spaces to a global HQ with bespoke research facilities.

Noteworthy neighbours

We design our campuses to spark new connections and collaboration between the businesses on campus. Regent’s Place is home to some of the world’s most forward-looking and inspiring businesses, from start-ups to household names.

Be part of a community alongside industry leaders including

The future of sustainable space

Pioneering businesses need sustainable, future-ready spaces.

The newly revamped Regent’s Place is now one of the most sustainable places to be in London. Everything you can – and can’t – see, across the whole campus, has been designed with sustainability front of mind. To us, that means three things: Greener Spaces, Thriving Places and Responsible Choices.

The heart of the Knowledge Quarter

Regent’s Place is at the centre of one of the world’s greatest knowledge clusters, with over 100 scientific, academic and research and cultural institutions are within a few streets. With Marylebone, Camden, King’s Cross, Fitzrovia and the West End all within walking distance.