23 Berkeley Sq - Office Space for Lease, Mayfair, London W1J 6HE
23 Berkeley Square is a prestigious Grade II Listed office building located in the heart of Mayfair, one of London’s most sought-after commercial districts. Providing 10,260 sq ft of high-quality office accommodation across lower ground, ground and five upper floors, the property combines traditional Mayfair architectural character with modern workplace amenities.
The building offers flexible office accommodation suitable for businesses seeking a prominent Central London address, with features including air conditioning, reception facilities, conferencing space, natural light, kitchen facilities and high-quality common areas. Positioned on the iconic Berkeley Square, the property benefits from exceptional connectivity and close proximity to world-class retail, hospitality and business amenities across the West End.
Location
Situated on Berkeley Square at the junction with Bruton Place, 23 Berkeley Square occupies a prime position within the Mayfair submarket of London’s West End. The property is surrounded by leading luxury retailers, restaurants, private members’ clubs and established corporate occupiers, providing an exceptional business environment in one of London’s most prestigious locations.
The property is located in the London Borough of Westminster, Greater London, with excellent access to Green Park, Bond Street and Oxford Circus Underground stations.
For further details or to make a booking, please contact Fraser Bond.
Property Details
Property Type: 4 Star Office Building
Address: 23 Berkeley Square, Mayfair, London W1J 6HE
Location Type: Central Business District (CBD)
Market: London
Submarket: Mayfair
Region: Greater London
Building Size: 10,260 sq ft NIA
Floors: Lower Ground, Ground and Five Upper Floors
Typical Floor Size: Approximately 1,300 sq ft
Year Built: 1875
Construction: Masonry
Tenure: Leasehold opportunities available
Occupancy: Multi-floor office accommodation
Building Use: Office and associated commercial accommodation
Estimated Office Rent: £95 - £116 per sq ft FRI
Available Accommodation
The property provides flexible office accommodation with availability ranging from smaller suites to full-building occupation.
Available spaces include:
Lower Ground Floor: 50 - 1,380 sq ft
Ground Floor: 50 - 1,480 sq ft
First Floor: 50 - 1,480 sq ft
Second Floor: 50 - 1,480 sq ft
Third Floor: 50 - 1,480 sq ft
Fourth Floor: 50 - 1,480 sq ft
Fifth Floor: 50 - 1,480 sq ft
Maximum contiguous accommodation: 10,260 sq ft.
Rent
Asking Rent: £95 - £116 per sq ft FRI (estimated office rent)
Lease Terms: Available upon negotiation
Service Charge: Available upon request
Amenities & Features
Grade II Listed Mayfair office building
Prestigious Berkeley Square location
24-hour access
Air conditioning
Reception facilities
Conferencing facilities
Kitchen facilities
Balcony areas
Excellent natural light
Common parts WC facilities
High-quality period architecture
Flexible office layouts
Prime West End business address
Leasing Highlights
Prime Mayfair office location overlooking Berkeley Square
Landmark Central London address suitable for professional and corporate occupiers
Characterful Grade II Listed building with period detailing
Flexible accommodation from smaller office suites through to full-building occupation
Excellent transport connectivity with multiple Underground stations nearby
Close proximity to Bond Street, Green Park and Oxford Circus
Surrounded by premium retail, hospitality and business amenities
Suitable for occupiers seeking a prestigious West End office presence
Connectivity & Transport
23 Berkeley Square is exceptionally well connected, with Green Park Underground Station approximately a 6-minute walk away, providing access to the Jubilee, Piccadilly and Victoria lines. Bond Street Station is also within walking distance, offering access to the Central and Elizabeth lines.
London City Airport is approximately 36 minutes by car, while London Heathrow Airport is around 38 minutes away.
For further details or to make a booking, please contact Fraser Bond.