Kilburn's workspace portfolio spans from South Kilburn Trust's community-focused fixed desks at 78 Granville Road to fully serviced private offices at 244a Kilburn High Road accommodating up to 100 desks. Creative professionals gravitate towards Arbeit Studios' compact 90-160 sq ft units, while The Granville Enterprise Hub blends affordable studios with meeting facilities during its phased refurbishment. Micro-units at Kilburn Plaza offer street-front visibility from just £650 monthly, and Kingsgate Workshops provides dedicated artist studios for makers needing workshop space rather than traditional desks.
Fixed desks start at £150 per month at 78 Granville Road's community workspace, while serviced offices at 244a Kilburn High Road range from £225-350 per person monthly depending on configuration. Creative studios command £350-650 monthly at Arbeit Studios based on size, with Kilburn Plaza's independent micro-units available from £650-1,150 per month. These rates typically include utilities and Wi-Fi at managed sites, though independent units may require additional business rates. Meeting room hire runs £20-35 hourly at locations with dedicated facilities.
244a Kilburn High Road takes the connectivity crown with Brondesbury station just 3-4 minutes' walk and Kilburn Jubilee line 5-6 minutes away. The South Kilburn cluster around 78 Granville Road and The Granville sits 4-7 minutes from Kilburn Park on the Bakerloo line, with Queen's Park's dual Bakerloo and Overground services 7-10 minutes on foot. Kilburn Plaza units benefit from their High Road position near multiple bus routes, while Arbeit Studios splits the difference between Kilburn High Road Overground and Kilburn Park stations at 5-7 minutes each.
The serviced offices at 244a Kilburn High Road include a 300 sq ft meeting room alongside breakout areas, while South Kilburn Trust members at 78 Granville Road receive meeting room allowances plus discounted access to a 1,000 sq ft event space. The Granville Enterprise Hub offers multiple hireable spaces including the Front Room, Garden Room and Mirror Room for up to 120 standing, plus a small meeting room for six. Creative studios typically lack formal meeting facilities, with tenants at Arbeit Studios and Kingsgate Workshops using in-studio space or nearby cafés for client meetings.
Demand significantly outstrips supply in Kilburn's affordable workspace sector, with Arbeit Studios maintaining a waitlist and South Kilburn Trust's studios at capacity though fixed desks remain available. The Granville's ongoing refurbishment creates fluctuating availability through 2025 as new affordable workspaces come online. Serviced offices at 244a Kilburn High Road offer more immediate availability with flexible terms, while Kilburn Plaza has multiple micro-units currently on market including Unit 6 from August 2025. Securing space often requires joining waitlists or acting quickly when units become available.
244a Kilburn High Road leads on flexibility with managed office agreements allowing monthly rolling contracts and easy scaling. South Kilburn Trust provides rolling basis arrangements for their fixed desk spaces at 78 Granville Road with inclusive monthly pricing. The Granville Enterprise Hub accommodates various term lengths during its transition phase, particularly for meeting room hire and temporary project space. Kilburn Plaza's independent units typically require longer commitments with £2,000 deposits, while creative studios at Arbeit and Kingsgate generally seek stable longer-term tenants given their waitlist demand.
South Kilburn Trust members enjoy lockers, fast Wi-Fi, extended 8am-10pm daily access, plus meeting room allowances within their £150 monthly fee. The serviced suites at 244a Kilburn High Road include luxury furniture, daily cleaning, superfast internet and storage within all-inclusive pricing. Arbeit Studios provides kitchenette access and Wi-Fi across their creative units, while The Granville offers garden-adjacent spaces with natural light. Kilburn Plaza's micro-units feature shared WCs and accessibility features with typical 24/7 access, though tenants handle their own utilities and furnishing.
Pure hot-desking remains limited in Kilburn, but 78 Granville Road's fixed desk room operates as community coworking where members get dedicated spots rather than floating desks. The Granville Enterprise Hub blends private studios with shared facilities creating a collaborative environment during its redevelopment. Traditional drop-in coworking hasn't taken root here like in neighbouring Queen's Park, with Kilburn's market favouring affordable fixed arrangements over premium flexible memberships. For true hot-desking, professionals typically head to West Hampstead or Camden rather than finding options within Kilburn proper.
244a Kilburn High Road scales from single-person offices up to 100-desk configurations across its 4,000 sq ft, making it Kilburn's only option for larger teams. Most other venues cater to micro-businesses: Arbeit Studios and Kilburn Plaza micro-units suit 1-3 person operations, while South Kilburn Trust's studios typically house small teams under 5 people. The Granville's enterprise spaces vary during refurbishment but generally accommodate small to medium teams. Organisations needing 20+ desks often look beyond Kilburn to Park Royal or Camden where larger floorplates exist.
Kilburn's £150-350 per person monthly rates undercut Queen's Park's trendy workspaces by 20-40% while offering similar Zone 2 connectivity. The area lacks West Hampstead's density of coworking brands but compensates with authentic community-driven spaces like South Kilburn Trust and The Granville. Unlike Maida Vale's corporate feel, Kilburn maintains creative energy through venues like Arbeit Studios and Kingsgate Workshops at prices that actually work for artists. Transport times match pricier neighbours with Kilburn Park to Oxford Circus taking just 11 minutes via Bakerloo, making this NW6 pocket London's practical compromise between cost and convenience.