What to look for when renting a private office in Langley, from square footage to what should already be included in the rent.
If you are looking for private office space in Langley, most of the decisions come down to five things: how much room you actually need, what is bundled into the rent, how flexible the term is, whether you have somewhere decent to put a client, and how easy it is to park.
Private offices in this part of Langley typically run between roughly 100 and 150 square feet for a one to three person team. For reference, the seven offices in our suite at the Latimer Business Hub measure:
| Office | Dimensions | Approx. area |
|---|---|---|
| Offices 6 and 7 | 9′0″ × 13′0″ | 117 sq ft |
| Office 4 | 13′6″ × 9′0″ | ~122 sq ft |
| Office 5 | 9′11″ × 13′0″ | ~129 sq ft |
| Office 2 | 13′6″ × 10′6″ | ~142 sq ft |
A room around 120 square feet comfortably takes a desk, a filing cabinet and a visitor chair. If you regularly sit two people down opposite you, look at the larger end of that range, or check whether the building has a boardroom you can book instead of paying for the extra square footage every month.
Advertised rent is not always comparable between buildings. Before comparing two numbers, confirm which of these are bundled:
What is included at the Latimer Business Hub High-speed WiFi, on-site underground parking for you and your visitors, 24/7 key-fob building access, and monitored entry with on-site security. Tenants share a full kitchen with fridge, microwave and dishwasher, and the 10-person boardroom, all at no extra cost.
Not every business wants a multi-year commitment. Some want the opposite: a fixed address they can stay in for years without renegotiating. It is worth asking directly whether a building will do both, because many will only quote one.
Offices in our suite can be taken exclusively on a long-term basis, or temporarily on a short-term basis, so a project team or a seasonal practice is not forced into a lease built for someone else.
This is the part people underestimate. A private office is fine for focused work, but the moment you need to sit four or ten people down, a 120 square foot room stops working. Look for a building with a proper boardroom and a waiting area, so a client walks into something considered rather than into your desk.
The Latimer Business Hub sits at 20020 84th Avenue, at 200 Street and 84th Avenue in Langley. The 200 Street interchange with Highway 1 is Exit 58, which makes the building straightforward to reach from Surrey, Abbotsford and the rest of the Fraser Valley.
It is also part of Latimer Heights, a master-planned community with its own retail village about a block away, so lunch, coffee and errands do not require moving the car. Blacksmith Bakery and Kai Japanese Restaurant are both in Latimer Village, and Gold’s Gym Langley is a short drive on 81A Avenue.
Offices from $1,600/month at 20020 84th Avenue, Langley. Watch the walk-through, or book a viewing.