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| Type of space | Number of desks* | Rent per month |
|---|---|---|
| 1st Floor | 1,580 Sqft (45 Desks) | £12510 |
*Please note, square foot size may vary at each location
Pegasus House is a recently refurbished, plug and play office space located on Great Suffolk Street. The 1st floor is fully fitted creating an open plan space, with a meeting room, private calling rooms, a kitchenette and break out space. Within the building other facilities such as a disabled toilet and a shower are available.
Tenants have access to 'The Clubroom' where there is a range of high-quality bookable meeting rooms for 4-12 people, breakout space and meeting booths. The Clubroom has a range of other facilities including showers with a towel service, free tea, coffee, filtered & fizzy water, and an informal working space. Tenants will also benefit from an Estate Discount Card for a range of nearby amenities, and onsite monthly occupier events.
Pegasus House is on Great Suffolk Street close to the junction with Pocock Street. Within close proximity to numerous bars, cafes and restaurants and just a short walk to Southwark, Borough and London Bridge stations (Jubilee, Northern and Mainline routes). Within close proximity to numerous bars, cafes and restaurants and just a short walk to Southwark, Borough and London Bridge stations (Jubilee, Northern and Mainline routes). Within close proximity to numerous bars, cafes and restaurants and just a short walk to Southwark, Borough and London Bridge stations (Jubilee, Northern and Mainline routes).
Re: 77003
Tenants have access to 'The Clubroom' where there is a range of high-quality bookable meeting rooms for 4-12 people, breakout space and meeting booths. The Clubroom has a range of other facilities including showers with a towel service, free tea, coffee, filtered & fizzy water, and an informal working space. Tenants will also benefit from an Estate Discount Card for a range of nearby amenities, and onsite monthly occupier events.
Pegasus House is on Great Suffolk Street close to the junction with Pocock Street. Within close proximity to numerous bars, cafes and restaurants and just a short walk to Southwark, Borough and London Bridge stations (Jubilee, Northern and Mainline routes). Within close proximity to numerous bars, cafes and restaurants and just a short walk to Southwark, Borough and London Bridge stations (Jubilee, Northern and Mainline routes). Within close proximity to numerous bars, cafes and restaurants and just a short walk to Southwark, Borough and London Bridge stations (Jubilee, Northern and Mainline routes).
Re: 77003
Amenities
24 Hour Access
Air Conditioning
Alarm Security
Bike Racks
IT and Telecoms
Kitchen Facilities
Lifts
Meeting Rooms
Office Cleaning
Office Furniture
Showers
South London is the southern part of London, south of the River Thames, consisting of the southern part of London, south of the River Thames, consisting of the London Borough of Bexley, Bromley, Croydon, Greenwich, Kingston, Lambeth, Lewisham, Merton, Richmond, Southwark, Sutton and Wandsworth, these locations south of the river for serviced office space are well sought after, providing value for money options for all types of businesses whether you're an IT company, media or construction business.
A significant feature of South London's economic geography is that while there are more than thirty bridges linking the area with West London and the City, there is only one, Tower Bridge, linking the area with East London.
Little of London's underground rail network lies south of the river, largely due to the challenging geology, however 21st century technology makes tunnelling much cheaper than before (though stations are still expensive) and this may well lead to an improved underground provision in South London with the Crossrail 2 line proposed alongside extensions to the Northern and Bakerloo Lines.
A significant feature of South London's economic geography is that while there are more than thirty bridges linking the area with West London and the City, there is only one, Tower Bridge, linking the area with East London.
Little of London's underground rail network lies south of the river, largely due to the challenging geology, however 21st century technology makes tunnelling much cheaper than before (though stations are still expensive) and this may well lead to an improved underground provision in South London with the Crossrail 2 line proposed alongside extensions to the Northern and Bakerloo Lines.