One of London’s best known and most prestigious addresses, Berkeley Square House was Europe’s largest building when it opened in the 1930s. Unlike many Mayfair offices, which were originally residential, the building was designed for work, which means that occupiers have never needed to compromise on space, layouts, or amenities. With modern, purpose-built office space looking out on to one of London’s greenest and most beautiful squares, today Berkeley Square House remains the location of choice for high value businesses from across the world. Mayfair is one of London’s most central and best-connected locations, walkable from across the West End. Berkeley Square House itself is a few minutes’ walk from both Green Park and Bond Street tube stations, with connections to four Underground lines. By 2023 these will be joined by Crossrail at Bond Street, which will zip passengers to Liverpool Street, Canary Wharf and Heathrow. World-class local amenities include the restaurants Scott’s, Novikov, Hakkasan and Sexy Fish (in Berkeley Square House itself), plus the Connaught Hotel and Claridges. Members’ clubs locally include Marks, The Lansdowne Club and Annabels. Nearby Bond Street, Conduit Street and Mount Street are all lined with international luxury brands, while smaller, specialist retailers are tucked away in characterful settings. For art lovers, auction houses Sotheby’s and Phillips are a few moments away. The classically English streets and squares are the perfect foil to Mayfair’s dynamic, international population. In the past decade, Mayfair has once again become the place where global leaders and tastemakers, and those who aspire to join them, live and socialise, as well as work. There’s an unmistakeable energy in the air, day and night, which few cities can match. Website Link: https://berkeleysqhouse.com/#firstPage