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Versatile office space With Quay benefits in Newcastle
Growing businesses in Newcastle looking for a central base with room to expand are encouraged to explore Rotterdam House, which offers a variety of tailored office spaces.
Well-positioned on Newcastle’s idyllic Quayside, office suites ranging from 65 sq. ft. to 1,320 sq. ft. are currently available at Rotterdam House on flexible terms from three months to in excess of five years.
In addition to boasting office suites sized to meet individual business’ requirements, the accommodation also provides a business lounge, meeting rooms, 24-hour access, high speed internet and disabled access, as well as 24-hour CCTV monitoring.
James Barlow, head of Commercial Services at Pattinson, said: “For companies looking for a flexible base that can grow alongside the business’ needs Rotterdam House, could prove the perfect solution. Each suite is finished to a high standard and available with many added benefits including access to an attractive business lounge and conference facilities on request.
“It also offers an ideal location on Newcastle’s cosmopolitan quayside, but just a short walk from the city centre and excellent access to local transport links including the Quayside Bus.”
This client also offers comparable accommodation available on similar terms at Team Valley Trading Estate in Gateshead and Doxford International Business Park in Sunderland.
For further information on the range of office suites available at Rotterdam House, 116 Quayside in Newcastle, contact Pattinson’s commercial property team on 0191 239 3252 or email commercial@pattinson.co.uk.
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