Virtual Office London

90 buildings in London offer a virtual office or a business address, run by Signature, Spaces, Regus. A business address starts at $74 a month, a full virtual office plan at $161. Each address is a real building: photos, the point on the map and the current price are shown for every one of them.

Found 90 offices

Virtual office and virtual address in London: 90 addresses from £56 ($74) a month

London: 90 buildings accept company registration, £56 ($74)–£121 ($161) a month. Signature, Spaces, Regus, The Clubhouse.

All 90 London addresses are working business centres, spread across Canary Wharf, City of London and Kings Cross: 1 Canada Square, 25 Cabot Square, 107-111 Fleet STreet and 2 Tallis Street. They are run by Signature, Spaces, Regus, The Clubhouse.

A registered office address costs £56 ($74) a month and a full virtual office £121 ($161,) and the rate is the same at every one of the 90 addresses — the choice comes down to location rather than budget.

Post is received, scanned and sent on as you choose. Mail is scanned or forwarded on your schedule.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a virtual office cost in London?
A business address in London costs £56 ($74) per month and a full virtual office plan £121 ($161) per month. Both rates are identical at every building we list in London, so your choice comes down to location, not price.
Which buildings in London offer a virtual address?
90 buildings in London currently offer virtual office and business address plans, including 37th Floor Canary Wharf - One Canada Square, Spaces Canary Wharf, Fleet Street. Every listing shows real photos of the building your address will be in.
Can I use a London address as my registered office address?
Yes, provided the address passes the appropriate address test in section 86(2) of the Companies Act 2006, tightened on 4 March 2024: post must reach a person acting for the company and the delivery must be capable of being acknowledged. Every London address listed here sits in a staffed building, not a PO box — Companies House stopped accepting bare PO boxes on that date. Moving an existing company to it is a single filing, form AD01, due within 14 days.
How does mail handling work at a virtual office in London?
Mail is received at your address in London by the building operator, then scanned to your inbox or forwarded on your schedule. Plans start at £56 ($74) per month; forwarding postage is typically billed per item.

Company registration in London: the “appropriate address” rule

Can a virtual office be a registered office address in the UK?

Yes, if it meets the “appropriate address” test introduced by the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023. Documents sent there must be expected to reach a person acting for the company, and delivery must be capable of being acknowledged. Third-party and virtual office addresses still qualify when they do that.

What is no longer accepted?

P.O. boxes. A Royal Mail P.O. box, or a similar service from any provider, is no longer an appropriate registered office address — this changed with the Companies House reforms rolling out since March 2024.

What is the difference between a registered office and a business address?

The registered office is the address on the public register, where Companies House and HMRC write. A business address is where you meet clients and receive commercial post. They can be the same place, but they do not have to be — and for most small companies they are not.

Does the address appear publicly?

Yes. The registered office is published on the Companies House register and anyone can look it up. That is the usual reason directors do not use a home address for it.

Requirements checked against Companies House guidance and the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 on 26.09.2026. Registers change their rules — verify before filing.

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