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Discover a unique and inspiring workspace in Holborn. Explore a charming Art Deco building we transformed into a flexible and collaborative office space.
Fora – Summit House is a flexible workspace in London, providing a professional business base for organisations seeking greater flexibility than a conventional office lease. The venue may suit entrepreneurs, growing companies, established teams and other professionals looking for adaptable office space in the capital.
As part of Fora’s London workspace portfolio, Summit House offers businesses the opportunity to establish themselves in a dedicated professional environment. Its flexible workspace format can appeal to companies whose space requirements may change over time, as well as teams that value a straightforward alternative to managing a traditional office independently. Prospective occupiers should contact the venue directly to confirm current workspace options, services, facilities and availability.
The London location gives businesses access to the capital’s extensive commercial network and broad range of amenities. It also provides a practical setting for meeting clients, supporting employees and building a visible presence in one of the UK’s leading business destinations.
For companies comparing flexible workspace or office space in London, Fora – Summit House is a venue worth considering. Enquiries are recommended for further information about available offices, contract options and the specific business facilities provided at the property.
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Early Modernism circa 1926, “tailor-made” as corporate headquarters for “Austin Reed”, Men’s apparel and tailors. Presents an arresting facade onto Red Lion Square, clad in distinctive (now faded) “biscuit coloured” faience tiles. The recurring panel motif accenting the horizontal/vertical symmetry enhances the surface value. The customised recessed wooden entrance door “illustrated” with tailoring associations and the customised exterior railings adds a bonus touch of individuality to the Grade II Listed building still handsomely turned-out and dressed for the occasion. A plaque on the building’s exterior commemorates John Harrison (1693-1776) legendary horologist, inventor of the world’s first successful marine timepiece that assessed longitude, lived in a house here at the time of his death.
Plenty of refreshments and a lovely workspace and meeting room to meet clients in!
Really good workspace in a fabulous building.
Great space to work, there are plenty of seats, good clean kitchen has plenty of cups, plates etc.. very clean, very quite... Recommended
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