Office space to let in EC3: two floors at 38 Lombard Street

Two floors of office space to let in EC3 are available now at Thirty Eight Lombard Street, 2,037 sq ft in total, inside a Grade II listed building set behind a classical Portland stone facade. Each is a floor of its own rather than part of a shared one, and both are offered CAT A.

The two available floors

The third floor runs to approximately 1,236 sq ft. It is open plan and takes 12 desks, an eight-person meeting room, a phone booth and a tea point. The sixth floor is approximately 801 sq ft, an efficient L-shaped floor with its own private terrace. Both benefit from excellent natural light. A landlord-led fitout forms part of any deal, delivered with a practical furniture solution and selected planting, and occupiers keep the flexibility to adapt the space.

What EC3 actually covers

The Eastern Central postcode districts were only numbered in 1917, when the area was divided into EC1 to EC4 as a wartime labour saving measure. EC3 took the eastern end of the City, which is why the insurance market, Fenchurch Street and Leadenhall Market all share the district. The market you walk through today is the iron and glass hall of 1881 by Horace Jones, who also designed Smithfield, Billingsgate and Tower Bridge.

Walking distances from the door

Monument is three minutes away, Bank five, Cannon Street six and Liverpool Street ten. Liverpool Street has been Britain's busiest railway station for three years running, with close to 98 million entries and exits recorded between April 2024 and March 2025, a change driven largely by the Elizabeth line.

The floor plans and the agents' details are on the 38 Lombard Street building overview.

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