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This vibrant, modern and characterful serviced office centre is located in the heart of Abingdon's old town, Oxfordshire and is only seconds all its local conveniences.
The premises comprise of a lower ground, ground, first and second floors and is Grade II Listed dating back to the 17th Century. The property offers attractive serviced office accommodation and co-working hot desks whilst maintaining the original character of the building.
The property is located in the town center of Abingdon, 1.3 miles off the A34 the main route between Abingdon and Oxford. town centre. The offices are within walking distance of both the town centre and the mainline station.
Ref: 75690
The premises comprise of a lower ground, ground, first and second floors and is Grade II Listed dating back to the 17th Century. The property offers attractive serviced office accommodation and co-working hot desks whilst maintaining the original character of the building.
The property is located in the town center of Abingdon, 1.3 miles off the A34 the main route between Abingdon and Oxford. town centre. The offices are within walking distance of both the town centre and the mainline station.
Ref: 75690
Amenities
24 Hour Access
Alarm Security
Cat 5-6 Cabling
Disabled Facilities
IT and Telecoms
Kitchen Facilities
Manned Reception
Meeting Rooms
Office Cleaning
Office Furniture
Reception Area
Situated in the south of England Oxfordshire is a major location for learning with the esteemed Oxford University at the centre of it. Today many industries and modern businesses are based in Oxfordshire.
Steeped in history and culture it is known for many historical and popular attractions including Wheatley Windmill, Broughton Castle, Oxford University and Cotswold Wildlife Park.
Situated close to the M40 and plenty of other road networks as well as train, coach and bus routes all offer excellent commuting for businesses making Oxfordshire a major hub for all types of businesses and sectors, these include car manufacturers, hotels, food production, healthcare, medical and IT technical companies.
Steeped in history and culture it is known for many historical and popular attractions including Wheatley Windmill, Broughton Castle, Oxford University and Cotswold Wildlife Park.
Situated close to the M40 and plenty of other road networks as well as train, coach and bus routes all offer excellent commuting for businesses making Oxfordshire a major hub for all types of businesses and sectors, these include car manufacturers, hotels, food production, healthcare, medical and IT technical companies.