Holland Park
48-49 Princes Place, London, UK, Greater London, W11 4QA
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Workspace type
Serviced
Character scoring
Productivity-led
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Community-led
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Hospitality-led
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Innovation-led
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Facilities
About this space
Princes Place is a quiet mews off Holland Park Avenue, and 47-49 has an unusually cinematic past. It began as the photographer John Cowan's 1960s studio, stood in as the set for Antonioni's Blow Up, and later housed Richard Rogers' architecture practice. SelgasCano reworked it for Second Home, keeping the Rogers walkways, adding a David Chipperfield staircase and roofing the garden courtyard.
That courtyard roof is the piece people remember: an inflated canopy that responds to the weather in real time, cutting the need for heating and cooling. Offices here are smaller than at Spitalfields, taking teams of two to fifteen from £500 per desk a month, with Resident desks from £425 and Roaming from £250, all plus VAT and all bills included. Three meeting rooms named for Rogers, Cowan and Antonioni book from £40 an hour, and the courtyard hosts up to 60 for an evening.
Transport links
Shepherds Bush
8 minsShepherd's Bush (Central Line)
9 minsShepherd's Bush
9 minsLocation
Availability
Available office suites
Size
70 SqFt
Capacity
3 persons
Price / Month
£0
Status
Available
FAQ
Where is the Holland Park office located?
It is at 48-49 Princes Place, London W11 4QA, in the Holland Park area of West London. The W11 postcode gives access to nearby West London amenities and transport links.
What type of workspace is offered at Holland Park?
Holland Park is a serviced, CAT A+ office operated by Second Home. It is designed for teams that want flexible, move-in-ready space rather than a traditional lease.
What facilities are available in the building?
Facilities include broadband/wifi, a boardroom, printing machine, on-site cafe, phone booth, breakout area, reception, kitchen, cycle rack, parking, and shower. The office is also pet-friendly.
Does the office have meeting rooms and breakout spaces?
Yes, there is a boardroom for formal meetings plus a breakout area and phone booth for focused or informal work. A reception area and on-site cafe also support daily use.
What is the atmosphere like at Holland Park?
Operated by Second Home, the space has a design-led, community-oriented feel. With a cafe, breakout areas, and a kitchen, it suits teams wanting a creative and collaborative West London office.

