Wisteria Avenue
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The Work Station Abingdon
This vibrant, modern and characterful serviced office centre is located in the heart of Abingdon’s Old Town and only seconds away from all local conveniences. Inside this historic Grade II listed building, there are 2 offices situated on the lower ground as well as co-working hot desk areas on the ground floor above. There are 4 offices on the first floor and an additional 4 offices on the second floor, all which range between 80 sq. ft. and 300 sq. ft in size. A well-equipped communal kitchen is located on the ground floor.
Vacant office suites are available with immediate occupation.
Licence fees include the following:
- Alarmed and monitored
- Access control
- Dedicated phone number
- VoIP Technology
- CAT 5/5e
- Town centre location
- Period offices
- Bespoke fit-out
- Disabled Facilities
- Available furnished or unfurnished
- Shared and well-equipped kitchen
- Non-branded offices
- Office Cleaning
- Mail Collection/Forwarding
- Serviced Offices
- Storage Area
- Virtual Office Services
- Fibre Optic Cabling
- High Speed Internet
- Office Cleaning
- WiFi
- Fire safety appliances
- Buildings Insurance
- Commercial rates
- Water rates
- Maintenance/Decoration
- Window Cleaning
- Security entry phone
For more information regarding the hiring of our facilities do not hesitate in contacting us.
Patisserie Pascal closed
Look on line now for this little corner of France run by Pascal and Debbie Guarandeau. The shop is closed.
The Kings Head & Bell
Beautifully renovated pub that has retained it’s “heart of the community” atmosphere; the favourite haunt of lots of community groups and meeting place for anyone trying to organise anything in the town – thanks Steve for letting us use all the nooks and crannies around the pub as mini-meeting rooms! Brilliant atmosphere – catch them on a night when the mountain bikers have just got back from a ride and the folk musicians are jamming for a real taste of the most atmosphere you can get without actually being a student any more. Munchy food that goes nicely with the real ales. Lovely private courtyard that stays pretty warm and sheltered even on a cooler evening.
Simon’s News closed December 2019
Moved from Bridge Street to Simon’s News on East St Helens Street. Ceased trading December 2019 this entry will be removed by March 2020.
