Available Serviced Offices in Birmingham
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Brindley Place, Birmingham, London B1
Serviced Office Meeting RoomsThis pedestrianised, landscaped area of central Birmingham is the city's new commercial centre, yet at the same time is close to key cultural and arts destinations, making for cosmopolitan district.
from: £275 per person per month -
Bickenhill Lane , Birmingham, London B37
Serviced Office Meeting RoomsThis imposing, purpose built property in Birmingham is ideal for those requiring great transport connections, or who need to fly regularly via Birmingham airport.
from: £Quote per person per month -
Bull Street, Birmingham, London B4
Serviced Office Coworking Office Meeting RoomsOnce a 19th century department store, this historic building in the heart of Birmingham, has been extensively refurbished to a contemporary finish and provides modern, high quality flexible workspace to all types of businesses, including co-working space and private offices for your growing team.
from: £200 per person per month -
Blucher Street, Birmingham, London B1
Serviced Office Meeting RoomsThis airy and bright former warehouse boasts a variety of private serviced office spaces of various sizes, as well as on site and local amenities.
from: £150 per person per month -
Corporation Street, Birmingham, London B4
Serviced Office Coworking OfficeThe private office options range in size from 140 to 1300 square foot and are complimented by fully equipped meeting rooms that can be hired on a daily basis.
from: £550 per person per month -
Blythe Valley Business Park, Birmingham, London B90
Serviced Office Meeting RoomsSet in more than 100 acres of parkland, this Birmingham business park is a well managed green location on the edge of Britain's second city.
from: £Quote per person per month -
Colmore Circus Queensway, Birmingham, London B4
Serviced Office Meeting RoomsSituated in a highly prestigious building in the heart of Birmingham, this business centre boasts an interior design that reflects the buildings beautiful façade.
from: £200 per person per month -
Bristol Road South, Birmingham, London B45
Serviced Office Meeting RoomsSouth west of central Birmingham, this modern office building provides serviced offices over four floors.
from: £200 per person per month
Birmingham Serviced Office Rental Guide
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Serviced offices provide an all-inclusive fully furnished solution with telecoms, internet and power and business rates all included in the monthly rent. Office rental rates exclude VAT.
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| Hot Desk | £100 | £175 |
| Dedicated Desk | £120 | £300 |
| Private Office | £175 | £500 |
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Why Rent a Serviced Office in Birmingham?
Situated in the heart of England, Birmingham is the second largest British city after London, with a population of circa 1.1 million, and is incredibly well served by its transport links.
Business Activities
Birmingham was the centre of the Industrial Revolution and remains one of the country’s most prolific manufacturing and engineering centres. Employing over 100,000 people in these industries, it contributes billions of pounds to the UK economy.
Banking, Insurance and law also feature prominently. It’s financial services and Insurance sectors are the 4th largest in the UK. It also has the two largest sets of barrister’s chambers in the country, a local law society and 50 major property firms.
The Colmore Business District is the commercial heart of the city – with high profile professional services, retail outlets, bars, cafes and restaurants galore.
A 600 million pound masterplan has been recently launched to turn the neighbouring district, Snow Hill, into the next Canary Warf.
On the tech side, there is the Silicon Canal. Not just a hot spot for tech companies and start-ups, but also a community which promotes and encourages collaboration.
Leisure, Entertainment and Shopping
Birmingham is packed with activities to enjoy, whatever your interests. The world-famous Balti Triangle is a must for curry lovers, or you may prefer a little culture at one of the city’s many theatres, cinemas and museums.
As for nightlife, there is a great selection restaurants, pubs and clubs that you would expect from England’s 2nd city.
If sport is your thing, Birmingham is home to, or very close to, several league football clubs. It is also the home of Edgbaston, where the English national cricket team often entertain their opposition. You may also like to enjoy speedway, greyhound racing, or any number of spectator sports available.
For shopping, Birmingham is the home of the Bullring, one of the country’s largest shopping centres, having grown from an 11th century market into what it is today. It caters from top end stores to shops less demanding on budget.
Serviced Offices in the UK
Flexible, serviced offices can be found throughout the UK, with many providers offering coworking space, meeting rooms and virtual offices.
For more general information about flexible office space, please see our Serviced Offices in the UK guide.
We also have location guides for serviced offices in other UK locations:
Map of Birmingham
By Road
Birmingham is very easy to get to, from any point of the mainland. Road links straight into the city include the M5, M6, and M42. There are further options with the A34 and the A38. The M1 is just 30 minutes away.
By Rail
There are three city centre rail stations providing fast and frequent connections to both local and national destinations.
New Street Station is at the hub of the National Rail network with fast and frequent services to London’s Euston station and many other major towns and cities across the UK. Services to London Marylebone are served by Moor Street (next to the Bull Ring) and Snow Hill (in the Colmore Business District). All 3 stations are easily accessible by bus and have ample parking facilities.
Birmingham International station sits right alongside the airport and National Exhibition Centre; providing a ten-minute direct link to the city centre for air passengers.
By Air
Birmingham Airport welcomes more than 50 airlines from over 100 destinations. It’s home to plenty of low cost carriers so there are great money-saving deals to grab. Or for business users looking for more comfort – long or short haul – you’ll also find lots of choice to suit your schedule.
Located next to the M42 motorway and main line rail network, it couldn’t be better connected.