Coworking for rent on Poultry, The City of London
London, Poultry
This business centre is in a landmark building designed by leading architect Sir James Stirling. The building's lower two levels house shops and other services, and the roof-top features gardens and the Coq d'Argent restaurant, created by Sir Terence Conran. The business centre provides fully serviced office space on flexible terms, with air conditioning, reception staff and support teams, kitchen areas, state-of-the-art technology, on-demand meeting rooms and secure underground parking.
The building offers a direct link to Bank underground station for access to Central and Northern lines, Waterloo and City line, Docklands Light Railway and a pedestrian walkway link to the circle and District lines. It is also a short walk from Liverpool Street, Cannon Street, Moorgate, Fenchurch Street and London Bridge main line stations. London City Airport is just thirty minutes away.
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The nearest train station is only 5 minutes away from the coworking. Parking lots located 359 m away from the coworking can ease up your urban experience. Grocery shopping at the nearby supermarket is a fast way to refill the basket on the way back home. All the internationally required accessibility features for people with special needs have been installed in the building. All the internationally required accessibility features for people with special needs have been installed in the building.
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No.1 Poultry, EC2R 8JR The City of London
The coworking space at No.1 Poultry comfortably sits just 276 m away from the city centre. The city is home to 7375 citizens, which testifies to its attractiveness to the professionals from various branches. An evening spent at Barbican Centre (Cinema), which is 754 m away, will be a proper round up to a productive day at work.
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