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Serviced Offices available in Birmingham

April 2, 2008

bham.jpgThis centre is located in the heart of Birmingham’s business and retail district. This superb office space building over looks the very impressive St Philip’s Cathedral.

This centre has recently gone on an extensive regeneration programme and has revitalised the centre from top to bottom. It’s a great place to work with excellent transport links including Birmingham’s New Street and Snow Hill stations located nearby.

Our serviced offices and meeting rooms in Birmingham are easily accessible from all major routes in and out of Birmingham and only a short walk from New Street station, which provides rail links across the UK, including Birmingham International Airport (10 minutes).

The centre is in a close range to a number of new designer stores, cafes, bars and restaurants. The area has in the past attracted a wide range of national and international companies where many Financial, Legal and Recruitment organisations have taken space here.

If you take space within this centre you will receive a fully furnished office with the latest IT and telecoms in place. Our highly trained team will even help you with the handling your mail, faxes and will take calls on your behalf.

If you have a meeting with a client or need to hold an interview, take advantage of the contemporary meeting rooms available for hire in this centre. The price of a workstation in this building starts from £350 per person. The offices also feature individually controlled air-conditioned rooms.

Other facilities within this centre include:

• 24 Hour access
• Internet access
• Virtual office services
• Conference facilities
• Voicemail services
• Video conferencing
• Cat 5 cabling
• Manned reception
• Personalised telephone answering

To find out more about this centre or to arrange a viewing, please call us today on 0800 740 8080 or alternatively email your requirement to sales@searchofficespace.com

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