Serviced Offices for Lease in Box Hill, VIC

14 văn phòng · 17 nearby
Market overview

Serviced office space in Box Hill, VIC

Box Hill attracts health and medical practices, professional services firms, education providers, government agencies and technology companies seeking flexible workspace at Melbourne's major eastern transport interchange. Sidespace currently lists 14 serviced and private office suites across 3 buildings in the suburb, ranging from 12 m² to 17 m², with advertised rents between $1800 and $9000 per month.

Operators including Waterman, Spaces and Hub Australia provide turnkey offices within the Box Hill Central precinct and along Station Street, Main Street and Whitehorse Road. The Belgrave and Lilydale train lines converge at Box Hill station alongside trams and buses, offering easier parking and a lower-cost alternative to the CBD while remaining well connected to Melbourne's east and south-east.

14 văn phòng 17 nearby
Spaces logo SERVICED
1 Main Street, Box Hill
People
2–20+
From
$1,450/mo
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Frequently asked questions

Answers reflect current Sidespace listings in Box Hill.

What size serviced offices are available in Box Hill?
Current inventory on Sidespace ranges from 12 m² to 17 m², suited to solo practitioners, small teams and satellite offices. Larger suites may become available; contact the operator directly to enquire.
Which operators run serviced offices in Box Hill?
Waterman, Spaces and Hub Australia each manage flexible workspace in the suburb. Each operator offers different lease terms, amenities and access hours, so compare listings on Sidespace before enquiring.
How does pricing work for serviced offices in Box Hill?
Advertised rents range from $1800 to $9000 per month and typically include utilities, internet, reception and meeting-room access. Always confirm what is included and whether the rate is per desk or per suite when you enquire.
Why do businesses choose Box Hill for serviced office space?
Box Hill is Melbourne's major eastern transport interchange, with trains, trams and buses converging at the station and more parking than the CBD. Health, education, professional services and government tenants value the connectivity, Asian dining precinct and lower occupancy costs compared to the city centre.