WeWork 2 Minster Court, Monument

2 Minster Court is one of three interlinked postmodern-gothic towers that make up the Minster Court complex on Mincing Lane, built 1987-93 by architects Gollins Melvin Ward and clad in distinctive rough-cut pink granite and Brazilian marble — a building striking enough to have doubled as Cruella de Vil's fashion house in 101 Dalmatians. WeWork occupies the 4th floor here with a staffed reception, a lounge area with skyline views toward Tower Bridge and the Tower of London, an in-house barista bar, bookable meeting rooms and a games area with table tennis.

2 Minster Court currently has 8 of WeWork's 1-9 desk private offices available on that 4th floor, ranging from 2 to 6 physical desks each (64-161 sqft). Each is quoted as a single all-inclusive monthly price per unit — WeWork's membership model bundles community access, cleaning, utilities and building amenities into that per-desk figure, so there's no separate day-rate or hot-desk add-on to budget for.

The building sits at the heart of the City of London's insurance and shipping district, a short walk from Leadenhall Market and the Lloyd's building. London Fenchurch Street rail station is roughly a 3-minute walk, with Tower Hill and Monument Underground stations (both Circle & District lines) around 4 minutes away — putting the office within easy reach of Bank, Liverpool Street and London Bridge for onward City and cross-London connections.