Hackney Wick Office Space

Hackney Wick and neighbouring Fish Island form one of London’s densest creative quarters, home to artists, designers, fashion labels, music and photography studios and ambitious startups. Basing your office here puts you among like-minded businesses in a genuinely motivating environment.

Much of the area’s office space sits in converted warehouses and former factories, with high ceilings, big windows and canal-side views. From self-contained studios to open-plan floors, there is workspace here with far more personality than a standard business park.

Hackney Wick Overground station is one stop from Stratford, with onward connections to the Central, Jubilee and DLR lines and national rail, while the A12 keeps you connected by road. Add the green space of the Olympic Park and Victoria Park on the doorstep and it is an easy place for your team and clients to reach.

Office rents are usually quoted per square foot per year, so your total depends on the size, specification and location of the space. Character conversions and fitted studios sit at the higher end, while larger or unfitted floors can be more cost-effective per square foot. Remember to budget for business rates and service charges too. Our team can share current asking rents for the spaces that match your brief.

The area offers everything from creative studios and warehouse conversions to self-contained offices and whole floors, plus flexible and managed options for teams that want a turnkey setup. Sizes range from a few desks to several thousand square feet, so there is room for freelancers, growing teams and established firms alike.

Very. Hackney Wick Overground station is one stop from Stratford, with quick connections onto the Central, Jubilee and DLR lines and national rail, and the A12 is close by for road access. The Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park and Victoria Park are both within walking distance.

Hackney Wick is a magnet for the creative industries: design and fashion studios, media and production companies, artists and makers, alongside a growing number of tech firms and startups drawn by the community and the character of the space.