Collegiate House is located in the heart of Southwark approximately 100 metres to the west of The Shard and within close proximity to the City of London. The building itself occupies a prominent position on the north side St Thomas Street, close to its junction with Borough High Street and Southwark Street.

The Southbank has seen a huge amount of investment over the past 20 years to include many high profile residential, commercial and hotel schemes. The most high profile of these new developments is The Shard which, as an internationally recognised landmark building has further cemented the area as a major commercial and cultural centre.

Other large scale developments, such as More London, have attracted international occupiers including Norton Rose, PwC and Ernst & Young. However the area is now home to a diverse range of occupiers from the financial, legal, professional and TMT sectors to include Shell, News UK, Ogilvy & Mather and IPC Media.

The Southbank is now recognised as a major cultural centre within London, including Borough Market, The Tate Modern, The Globe Theatre, The National Theatre, The Royal Festival Hall and The Southbank Centre.

The area has excellent transport links as a result of major improvements to the transport infrastructure over the past 15 years, most notably the opening of the Jubilee Line in 1999. London Bridge mainline and underground station is currently undergoing a substantial upgrade as part of the on-going £6 billion Thameslink Programme.