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Boasting large windows and expansive open plan layouts, every floor of this high-quality grade-A office building is set up to maximise productivity. With capacity for 30 to 250 persons, Arthur Place is ideal for companies who require the flexibility and scalability to focus on business development and growth.
Adjacent to Arthur House, Arthur Place offers the convenience of being located on a vibrant pedestrian street surrounded by some of Belfast's best cafes, restaurants and bars as well as top local and international retailers. Close to all major transport links including George Best City Airport, Belfast Central & Europa Train Stations, this location in well-connected to the city.
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Adjacent to Arthur House, Arthur Place offers the convenience of being located on a vibrant pedestrian street surrounded by some of Belfast's best cafes, restaurants and bars as well as top local and international retailers. Close to all major transport links including George Best City Airport, Belfast Central & Europa Train Stations, this location in well-connected to the city.
Ref: 76066
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Office Furniture
Postal Services
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As well as being Northern Ireland’s capital, Belfast is a financial and administrative hub in the country. Full of businesses of all shapes and sizes and both old and new, there are a whole host of serviced offices in Belfast that are ideal for companies whether they need a short-term lease or a permanent home.
While it was historically known for its shipbuilding, tobacco and rope-making industries, these days Belfast is a lot more diverse while still acting as a nucleus for a number of industry-based sectors.
With so much to see and do, it also has a popular tourist scene - specifically the world’s largest Titanic exhibition. Visitors frequently arrive in the city from the rest of the UK, Europe and further afield.
While it was historically known for its shipbuilding, tobacco and rope-making industries, these days Belfast is a lot more diverse while still acting as a nucleus for a number of industry-based sectors.
With so much to see and do, it also has a popular tourist scene - specifically the world’s largest Titanic exhibition. Visitors frequently arrive in the city from the rest of the UK, Europe and further afield.
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