71 Queen Victoria Street
71 Queen Victoria Street sits on a prominent corner at the Cannon Street crossing, behind a striking glazed façade in one of the most established commercial postcodes in the country.
Beyond the double-height entrance, the building opens into a daylit arrival hall with two full-height atria and a manned reception with commissionaire, the kind of first impression that does work for you before a client reaches the lift. Hubflow occupies c.14,000 sq ft on the ground floor, arranged as five self-contained private offices of 30, 38, 38, 48, and 42 desks (196 desks in total), with a further 163 flexible hot desk positions across shared collaboration zones.
Each office comes with its own meeting rooms, phone booths, breakout space, tea point, and lounge. Nothing is shared with another tenant unless you want it to be.
The specification is Grade A throughout: 2.65m floor-to-ceiling heights, full-access raised floors, 4-pipe fan coil air conditioning, LG7 lighting, an EPC B rating, six 21-person passenger lifts plus a goods lift, and excellent natural light on every side. For anyone who cycles in, there are 72 cycle spaces and 9 showers on Level 0.
A Prestigious City of London Address
Few addresses carry the weight of the Square Mile. The Ned sits a short walk away opposite Mansion House. The Royal Exchange and Bank are minutes in one direction, Paternoster Square and St Paul's minutes in the other. Bloomberg Arcade, Cheapside, and One New Change cover lunch, client entertaining, and everything in between.
To take space here is to put your business among the most established companies in the country.
The transport position is exceptional even by City standards. Mansion House station (District and Circle lines) is metres from the entrance. Cannon Street, District and Circle plus National Rail into Kent and the South East is a three-minute walk.
St Paul's (Central line) and Bank (Central, Northern, DLR, and Waterloo & City) are both five minutes. Blackfriars, with Thameslink services north to Bedford and south to Brighton, is a short walk west along Queen Victoria Street. For a team commuting from anywhere in London or the Home Counties, there is very little that beats it.
This is space for companies that have outgrown a floor of desks in a shared building. Financial services firms, legal practices, insurers, fintech businesses, and consultancies that need 30 to 200 people under one roof, in their own space, at an address their clients already know. As Hubflow is fitting the floor out, the layout can be built around how your team actually works. Enquire now, while there is still time to shape it.