5 Flexible Workspaces in North London to Know About This September
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5 Flexible Workspaces in North London to Know About This September
1. Clockwise Wood Green
For those looking to stay local this September, Clockwise Wood Green offers a flexible workspace in the heart of North London. Located in Greenside House, it’s well connected and designed to suit different ways of working, whether you’re settling in for the day, meeting clients or bringing the team together.
There are breakout areas, club lounges, five meeting rooms for up to 16 people and event spaces, alongside two roof terraces for a little fresh air between meetings. And when the laptop is finally closed, Alexandra Palace and its surrounding parkland are just nearby, making it easy to swap the desk for some green space.
2. Good Space Islington Square
If you like your workspace to feel more like a members’ club than an office, Good Space Islington Square is worth a look. Designed with freelancers and independent workers in mind, the space offers a mix of focus areas, meeting rooms, phone booths and more relaxed seating.
It’s right on Upper Street too, so there are plenty of cafés, restaurants and shops on the doorstep.
3. Spaces Finsbury Park
For those who want to be particularly well connected, Spaces Finsbury Park sits at City North Place, right beside Finsbury Park station. The location is served by the Piccadilly and Victoria lines, Overground and National Rail, making it one of the easiest places in North London to reach.
Inside, there’s contemporary coworking space, meeting rooms and private offices, with Finsbury Park itself providing a handy escape from the desk.
4. Uncommon Highbury
Over in Highbury, Uncommon takes a slightly different approach to flexible working, with its spaces designed around wellbeing as well as productivity.
Expect comfortable workspaces, natural light, meeting rooms, phone booths and breakout areas, alongside bike storage, showers and a café and bar. It’s a good option if you want your working day to feel a little less corporate.
5. Riley Studios Archway
A short walk from Archway station, Riley Studios offers flexible workspace in a more neighbourhood-focused setting. There are hot desks, lounges, phone booths, bike storage and meeting facilities, making it a practical option for anyone based in North London who would rather avoid the commute into Zone 1.
