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Chancery Station House exterior on High Holborn

Chancery Station House

Overview

Anchored on the north side of High Holborn, Chancery Station House is a striking late-Victorian building with deep roots in London’s transport history. Originally serving as the entrance to Chancery Lane station when it opened in 1900, it still carries echoes of the city’s early Underground era, from lift shafts to its deep-level air-raid shelter.

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Today, the building combines its original features with bright, contemporary offices. It sits on High Holborn, within London's legal and cultural district.

Workstations
Individual workstations
Workstations
Internal breakout space
Meeting room
Co-working space
Workstations
Co-working space
Meeting room
Flex space
Co-working space
Co-working space

Nearby transport

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Chancery Lane

4 min walk

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6 - 7 min walk

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Farringdon
Circle line
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National Railway
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Holborn

12 - 13 min walk

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