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48 Person Office with 3x Meeting Rooms, 2x Phone booths, & Breakout Areas | 3,155 Sq. Ft.
63 Bermondsey Street Bramah House, Vintage Yard London Bridge Station SE1
Description
Private offices for up to 48 people in London Bridge Station, England for £47,325 / month +vat
Bramah House is an inspiring space that has been refurbished from an old tea warehouse to perfectly blend characterful original features with a stunning modern industrial design aesthetic. More than a workspace, this is an icon of the capital’s rich history. With the building hosting self-contained floors, as well as access to shared amenities, wellness rooms, games rooms and end of journey facilities like cycle storage, lockers and a repair station there isn’t a better well rounded building to be in! Further to this, the customers at Bramah House will also have further access to the facilities at Woolyard, a shared lounge and courtyard, complementary meeting rooms and concierge facilities, less than a 20 second walk away!
Ideal for commuters, Bramah House is just a five-minute walk from London Bridge rail and underground stations, with plenty of nearby cycle routes to encourage eco-friendly travel around this vibrant neighbourhood.
Features:
• Fully inclusive, managed & flexible terms
• Fibre connectivity
• Available usage of the free of charge meeting rooms at Woolyard
• Bike storage
• Showers available
• Great transport links
Atmosphere
All yours - This is a private space so go wild!
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Pricing
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About Host
‘In Situ’ means to be in the correct place, to look round and realise you’re exactly where you need to be. When people feel comfortable in the space around them, their creativity, their productivity and their well-being increases. That feeling of being at home in the workplace is where ‘Situu’ was born.We focus on the people behind the business, listening to their ambitions and concerns in order to provide a personable and bespoke experience. We want to recapture the art of relationship-building lost in the corporate process.
