Want more from your office space? Bishopsgate packs it in, with productive workspace and conference facilities that have an elegant, modern vibe. Not to mention the lovely landscaped terrace on level 5. Being close to tube lines, national rail and the Stansted Express is no bad thing either.
Clients love this building because:
Lay the foundations for success in a private office close to Liverpool Street station, with everything you need to operate a business with flair. The 26-storey tower commands a top position in the City, two minutes from the Bank of England and Lloyds.
Cool, calm, sophisticated – all words that come to mind when summing up this Bishopsgate business lounge. The atmosphere is professional, but there are also informal places to chat, including a landscaped terrace and collaborative space.
Hire a conference or meeting room when you need to, or hold an event to impress on the landscaped terrace at this commanding building in the City. Be the ‘host with the most’ for up to 200 people in a variety of meeting room styles from one-to-ones, cabaret to boardroom.
To make an impression in the City you need a powerful address and Bishopsgate has it all. Situated in a prime location, it offers you an incredibly flexible physical presence. You have the option to build your own virtual office package.
Whether it’s fast, secure internet access you want or a dedicated telephone line, we can help. We've invested in the best to make sure all our clients’ IT is safe and secure, including providing you with a private VLAN as standard.
An easy way to get a UK business address, mail handling and phone services. Call 020 3786 3175.
Meeting and training rooms available to book by the hour or day. Call 020 3102 4700.
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Your own private, secure and fully furnished office. For 1-100+ people.
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Jaoeo Poppe – August 2017
