MetSpace The Barbon Buildings, Holborn

Managed by MetSpace, The Barbon Buildings comprise a row of historic Grade II listed period properties at 14-17 Red Lion Square in Holborn, overlooking one of London's oldest and most tranquil garden squares. Red Lion Square was laid out in 1684 by the property developer Nicholas Barbon - one of the capital's earliest speculative developments - and the buildings have since been refurbished to a high specification while retaining their period character.

Eleven self-contained private offices are available across the four buildings, ranging from around 2 to 18 desks (95 to 770 sq ft) and priced from roughly £1,300 to £9,500 pcm plus VAT, with several offices interconnecting for larger teams and some offering their own meeting room, executive suite option, or courtyard access. Each suite is fully furnished with high-speed internet, and occupiers benefit from an on-site Business Centre Manager, four bookable meeting rooms, kitchenettes stocked with fridge, coffee, tea and filtered water, 24/7 access with security and CCTV, bike storage, showers, and cleaning and rubbish collection.

Holborn Underground station (Central & Piccadilly lines) is about 3 minutes' walk, with Chancery Lane (Central line) roughly 6 minutes and Russell Square (Piccadilly line) around 7 minutes - walking times per MetSpace's own listing, not independently measured. Red Lion Square itself is a quiet, leafy retreat in the heart of Midtown, surrounded by Holborn's cafes and restaurants and the wider legal and professional district around Gray's Inn and Lincoln's Inn Fields.