Mayfair is one of the most compelling business addresses in London, and it knows it. The pace is unhurried, the streets are quiet by London standards, and the atmosphere is one of understated, well-established confidence.

Mount Street, Bruton Street and South Audley Street – with their galleries, jewellers, tailors and some of London's finest restaurants – offer a working environment unlike anywhere else in the capital.

The offices range from grand Georgian townhouses with original proportions and ceiling heights that no modern building can replicate, to some of the most thoroughly refurbished commercial spaces in London.

Mayfair is self-selecting. Private equity, hedge funds, family offices, luxury brands, law firms and high-end professional services businesses make up the fabric of the neighbourhood, and the environment – both for the people who work here and the clients who visit – is part of the point.

A client walking through the door has already formed an impression before a word is spoken.Bond Street (Central, Jubilee and Elizabeth lines) serves the north of the neighbourhood, with Green Park (Jubilee, Victoria and Piccadilly lines) to the south. The Elizabeth line has transformed east-west travel and provides a direct connection to Heathrow.