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The UK addresses where companies live by the thousand

Name: UK registered-office addresses with 2,000+ companies
Creator: Leadistry
License: https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/doc/open-government-licence/version/3/

29 addresses on the UK public record each host more than 2,000 active companies, 322,586 companies between them. These are the registered-office and formation-agent addresses: a lawful, ordinary part of UK incorporation, and one of the public record’s most misunderstood corners. Each address below has its own public-record profile: how many companies, how fast new ones arrive, and what they do.

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29ADDRESSES WITH 2,000+ COMPANIES 322,586COMPANIES BETWEEN THEM 82,168AT THE BUSIEST ADDRESS ALONE

2026-08-01PUBLIC RECORD SNAPSHOT

The list

Every address, ranked

#	Address	Postcode	Active companies	Last 12 months
1	71-75 Shelton Street, London	WC2H 9JQ	82,168	31,903
2	128 City Road, London	EC1V 2NX	39,934	14,999
3	167-169 Great Portland Street, London	W1W 5PF	21,230	6,850
4	20 Wenlock Road, London	N1 7GU	19,471	8,686
5	124 City Road, London	EC1V 2NX	16,036	2,989
6	20-22 Wenlock Road, London	N1 7GU	14,439	149
7	3rd Floor, 86-90, London	EC2A 4NE	13,904	7,152
8	27 Old Gloucester Street, London	WC1N 3AX	12,478	1,875
9	86-90 Paul Street, London	EC2A 4NE	8,622	1,273
10	66 Paul Street, London	EC2A 4NA	8,573	7,265
11	61 Bridge Street, Kington	HR5 3DJ	8,098	2,737
12	85 Great Portland Street, London	W1W 7LT	6,636	304
13	82a James Carter Road, Bury St. Edmunds	IP28 7DE	6,560	2,834
14	50 Lothian Road, Edinburgh	EH3 9WJ	6,446	348
15	7 Bell Yard, London	WC2A 2JR	5,793	100
16	1 Lyric Square, London	W6 0NB	5,539	53
17	37 Croydon Road, Beckenham	BR3 4AB	5,359	248
18	320 Firecrest Court, Warrington	WA1 1RG	4,958	536
19	124-128 City Road, London	EC1V 2NX	4,917	2,685
20	2nd Floor College House, Ruislip,	HA4 7AE	4,751	1,720
21	5 South Charlotte Street, Edinburgh	EH2 4AN	4,643	960
22	5 Brayford Square, London	E1 0SG	4,189	1,726
23	3rd Floor, London	EC2A 4NE	3,515	173
24	101 New Cavendish Street, London	W1W 6XH	2,791	281
25	Unit 7 Initial Business Centre, Manchester	M40 8WN	2,736	1,891
26	44 Main Street, Douglas	ML11 0QW	2,422	0
27	1 Kings Avenue, London	N21 3NA	2,241	207
28	Stonemead House, Croydon	CR0 2RF	2,108	7
29	Unit 82a James Carter Road, Bury St. Edmunds	IP28 7DE	2,029	698

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Why this happens

A registered office is an address, not premises

Every UK company must file a registered office where official mail can reach it, and nothing requires anyone to work there. Registered-office services rent exactly that, which is why one London building can lawfully be the legal home of eighty thousand companies, most of them run from kitchen tables elsewhere. The practical reading: an address on the public record is an administrative fact; a company’s substance is in its filings and its own website, which is the distinction our enrichment is built on.

These figures refresh monthly with the monthly snapshot, alongside the UK company formations tracker. For companies by real location rather than by service address, the companies by city pages carry the per-place counts, and if a stranger’s company is registered at YOUR address, the fix is the RP07 route.

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Company data comes from Companies House under the Open Government Licence. Websites and emails are found on each company's own site and checked against the filing, field by field, so every claim traces to a source. Nothing is bought from brokers, and no email address is guessed from a pattern. Leadistry covers UK companies only. Leads are bought once: 500 for £39, 1,500 for £79 or 4,000 for £149, or any number from 300. 100 free leads the moment you sign up, with no card: 50 now and 50 more as their reasons appear. Each shows the company, its email, the director's name, its website and why to get in touch now. Buy your first plan and 400 more leads come free, worth £31. Addresses, phone numbers and social pages show once you buy. Any company or person can ask to be removed at any time.