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| Type of space | Number of desks* | Rent per month |
|---|---|---|
| Coworking Desks | 1 Desks (35 Sqft) | £200 |
| Office | 2 Desks (70 Sqft) | £800 |
| Office | 3 Desks (105 Sqft) | £1050 |
| Office | 4 Desks (140 Sqft) | £1500 |
| Office | 5 Desks (175 Sqft) | £1750 |
| Office | 9 Desks (315 Sqft) | £3150 |
| Office | 19 Desks (665 Sqft) | £7125 |
| Office | 20 Desks (700 Sqft) | £7500 |
*Please note, square foot size may vary at each location
Set in landscaped gardens, conveniently located just on the edge of the historic city, This centre in Cambridge is a modern four storey centre set on a prestigious small business park. The reception area has been recently totally re-designed to make a stylish first impression for visitors and customers alike. The addition of a smart new spacious shower room is ideal for those many customers who cycle to work. And there's even electric car charging on-site too.
Ref: 75740
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Amenities
24 Hour Access
Alarm Security
Bike Racks
Break-Out Areas
Car Parking
IT and Telecoms
Kitchen Facilities
Manned Reception
Meeting Rooms
Office Cleaning
Postal Services
Reception Area
Secretarial Services
Showers
Virtual Office Services
Renowned for its university Cambridge is a town in East Anglia and a large economic centre in the county of Cambridgeshire. The university is best known for its calibre, founded in the early 13th century and has continually performed as being among the very best institutions around the globe.
Due to its success and appeal of the University of Cambridge has assisted the town to establish itself as a major hub for numerous cutting-edge industries like high-technology, computer software and bioscience. Cambridge goes back to the Bronze age having been occupied since long before the Roman occupation of England.
Due to its success and appeal of the University of Cambridge has assisted the town to establish itself as a major hub for numerous cutting-edge industries like high-technology, computer software and bioscience. Cambridge goes back to the Bronze age having been occupied since long before the Roman occupation of England.