Office Space in Earl Street

Coworking Desks - Dedicated

from £79 per person / mth

More sizes and configurations can be purchased from this workspace.

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Shared Office Space

Desks

Desks in a shared workspace, also known as a coworking space

Dedicated desk

from£79 /mth

Office sizes are based on approximately 50-75 sqft / 5-7 sqm per person as an industry average unless supplied by the operator. All office prices are subject to requirements but include rent and service charges. Desks and virtual offices are priced per person, per month.

The workspace and its facilities

This establishment takes pride in providing an office space designed to cater to the needs of its members and tenants. The commitment to excellence is reflected in the range of amenities available. From an efficient reception to a well-equipped cleaning and maintenance team, the workspace ensures that every detail is taken care of. Furthermore, a generous provision of beverages keeps energy levels high throughout the day. With a dedication to fostering a productive and fulfilling work environment, this office space is truly a cut above the rest.

Meeting rooms
Breakout space

The location

The sought-after location is more than just a spot for businesses to set up shop. It's a strategic hub with everything potential tenants could ask for. A bustling city means there's always something going on, and it's easy to access from any direction due to the various transport links nearby. The best part about this location is that it caters to travellers, with international airports conveniently located nearby. After a long day at work, there are plenty of options to relax, with parks and nightlife available. The vibrant neighbourhoods surrounding the locality offer a world of experiences waiting to be explored, from world-class culinary offerings to cultural landmarks.

Coventry0.5 Miles

Birmingham Airport10.4 Miles

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