The Workplace Co. Spectrum House, Hampstead

Spectrum House is a Grade II listed former coal-fired power station (completed 1955) on Gordon House Road in Gospel Oak/Kentish Town, NW5, converted into bright, creative media-style office studios arranged around a central courtyard. Most units are self-contained with their own courtyard entrance, timber or parquet flooring, exposed steelwork and metal perimeter trunking; new leases are available direct from the landlord, marketed by The Workplace Co. (a RICS-regulated London office broker/letting agent, not the operator) on conventional lease terms rather than as an all-inclusive managed product.

One office is quoted as available now for 46 desks over 6,756 sq ft at £104,882/month (£2,280/desk) on a 1-5 year term. This reads as the top of the building's whole quoted range rather than a single fitted suite priced at £2,280/desk all-inclusive: the same sheet row also carries a size range of 430-6,756 sq ft, a price range of £4,266-£104,882, and a desk range of 8-46, so the smallest available unit is roughly 430 sq ft at £4,266/month and the £104,882 figure looks like the aggregate of everything currently on offer across the building rather than one 46-desk take.

Gospel Oak Overground and National Rail station is a very short walk (roughly 100m) to the west, and Kentish Town Underground and National Rail station is about half a mile to the south (verify both).