Serviced Office Space Cheltenham
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Promenade, Cheltenham, GL50
Our ref: # 10248
Grade II listed Regency building on the Promenade in the City Centre offers most of the following benefits, including free car parking. We can offer you services ranging from office spac...
From £150
per person / month
Jessop Avenue, Cheltenham, GL50
Our ref: # 11185
Prestigious offices in a central business location with a reception managed by professional staff .Furnished offices, sizes to suit your needs with flexible terms. No long term lease commi...
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Montpellier Drive, Cheltenham, GL50
Our ref: # 4425
The benefits include air conditioning, large reception/lobby area with seating, 24/7 access with manned reception,on-site coffee shop, CCTV security, kitchen facilities, Broadband access, on...
From £220
per person / month
Hesters Way, Cheltenham, GL51
Our ref: # 14028
We currently have one office space to let at our Springbank Centre, GL51 0LG. The floor area is 41 square metresgs and is under offer. We are situated on the west side of Cheltenham, two m...
From £115
per person / month
Hatherley Lane, Cheltenham, GL51
Our ref: # 15371
Our Cheltenham centre is a new purpose built serviced property, opening in April 2013, offering a wide range of small to medium sized offices to let. Cheltenham is an attractive a...
From £288
per person / month
Cheltenham Road, Gloucester, GL2
Our ref: # 14815
Modern air-conditioned business centre situated in a prime location adjacent to Staverton Airport between Cheltenham and Gloucester close to the M5 motorway. Adjacent offices can be linked. ...
From £200
per person / month
About Cheltenham
Cheltenham is a town in the county of Gloucestershire in the south-west of England. The town takes its name from a small river called the Chelt, which runs into the River Severn and eventually into the Bristol Channel. Cheltenham became a popular spa town and retreat for holidaymakers from the early 18th century after the discovery of its mineral spring waters. The town now has a variety of well-established industries and is home to the British Government’s Communications Headquarters. Cheltenham is also famous for hosting a broad range of very well-attended festivals focussing variously on music, food and drink, literature and science. The town centre has a number of pleasant parks and open spaces, such as those at Imperial Square and Montpellier Gardens. Plus Cheltenham is home to the University of Gloucestershire, one of the preeminent higher education institutions in the region.
Setting up your business here
Cheltenham is very well connected to its neighbouring city of Gloucester and to other major cities and towns nearby, including Bristol, Birmingham, Oxford, Swindon and London. Among the largest office space occupiers in the town are financial service companies like the Chelsea Building Society and Endsleigh Insurance, which has its headquarters Cheltenham. Other major local employers include Zurich Financial Services, UCAS (the Universities & Colleges Admissions Service) and GE Aviation. The British Government’s Communications Headquarters occupies a purpose-built development referred to as ‘the Doughnut’ on the outskirts of the town.
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Things to do in Cheltenham
Among the more outstanding attractions anywhere in Gloucestershire is the Cheltenham Racecourse, and the region boasts several amazing stately homes well worth visiting, not least Hidcote Manor and Snowshill Manor. Central Cheltenham is home to the Everyman Theatre, a very highly regarded cultural destination and the Cheltenham Art Gallery & Museum, which attracts visitors throughout the year. Cheltenham is a vibrant place to be at any time of the year but during festivals the town really comes to life. The various music festivals alone draw thousands of visitors and dozens of world-renowned performers to Cheltenham every year. There are also some excellent places to eat out in Cheltenham and nowhere better than Le Champignon Sauvage, which boasts two coveted Michelin stars. Other high calibre eateries in the area include the Daffodil, the Montpellier Brasserie and Flynn’s Bar & Brasserie. Cheltenham is also extremely accommodating when it comes to great bars and pubs, with any list of the best likely to include the Montpellier Wine Bar, Tailors and the Kemble.
Local transportation
- Tube lines: N/A
- Mainline stations: Cheltenham Spa
- Nearest motorways: M5
- Nearest airports: Gloucestershire Airport, Bristol Airport, Birmingham Airport
- Other: M40 accessible via A40 towards Oxford and London