Workplace Plus Ivory House, Bow East

Ivory House is a Grade II listed former warehouse on St Katharine Docks, built in 1858 to designs by George Aitchison and generally described as the only original 19th-century warehouse still standing on the docks — a stock-brick, Italianate building with a distinctive clock tower and dockside arcade, its arched brick-vaulted windows overlooking the marina on three sides. It sits a short walk from Tower Bridge and the Tower of London in E1W, within the wider St Katharine Docks Estate, which also houses shops, restaurants and residential apartments around the same waterfront.

Workplace Plus markets one fully managed private-office suite here, on the first floor: a 65-desk suite of 6,096 sq ft with three meeting rooms, quoted at £69,800 per month (£1,074 per desk), available now on a 3-5 year term. A similarly sized 6,096 sq ft suite in the same building is separately marketed on a conventional lease by letting agents Ingleby Trice, CBRE and Cushman & Wakefield at around £33,020/month (verify same suite) — consistent with the usual gap between a bare landlord rent and a fully fitted, all-inclusive managed product, not a data error.

Nearest stations are Tower Hill (District & Circle lines) and Tower Gateway (DLR), both a short walk away, with Aldgate (Circle & Metropolitan lines) and London Fenchurch Street also within walking distance (verify).