2 West Regent Street - Glasgow

Waterloo Chambers is an attractive Category B listed chambers building on the south side of Waterloo Street by its junction with Hope Street, immediately next to Glasgow Central Station in the heart of the city centre. Its office suites have been refurbished to a high standard and offer bright open-plan accommodation. The building has a manned reception from 8am to 6pm, 24-hour access, a passenger lift and a staircase to the upper floors, and disabled access is provided.

193 Bath Street is a prominent corner building on the south side of Bath Street at its junction with Douglas Street, by Blythswood Square in Glasgow city centre. Its office suites come with an existing fit-out, raised access floors, perimeter trunking and gas central heating, and the building has a secure door entry system, a passenger lift, attractive common areas with shower facilities and parking to the rear. Cowcaddens Underground station and the city's train stations are within walking distance.

Located in the heart of Glasgow's business district, Orega St Vincent Street offers prestigious, flexible office spaces. With excellent public transport links and modern amenities, it's perfect for professionals seeking an adaptable, vibrant working environment.

Take your place in a vibrant modern workspace that's perfect for entrepreneurial businesses. Located in the heart of Glasgow's lively Charing Cross, Tay House impressive glass-fronted building offers you excellent transport connections close to the city's financial district. Our second floor centre with its cool wooden floor and Scandinavian-style furniture provides you with a stylish and productive working environment Take a break in the on-site coffee bar or head out to enjoy a great choice of local restaurants, bars and shops.

Clockwise Glasgow offers a vibrant coworking space at the iconic Savoy Tower, in central Glasgow, perfect for professionals. Easy access to transport and local amenities makes it a convenient spot for networking and business growth.

90 Seaward Street offers 1st floor office and studio space in Kinning Park, a popular area immediately south of Glasgow city centre, on the west side of Seaward Street at its junction with Milnpark Street. The space comes with an existing fit-out of a main open-plan office, three separate offices, a boardroom, a kitchen tea prep and male and female WCs. A secure door entry system and a staircase lead up from the street, and the motorway network, two Underground stations and free on-street parking are all close by.

You'll be in great company at our centre at 20-23 Woodside Place as the area is home to many foreign embassies and government buildings. Close to Woodlands Millennium Park, you'll enjoy a quieter working environment that's still within easy commuting. This converted Georgian townhouse offers modern yet characterful interiors with excellent natural light. The centre offers a lounge area and showers and the park makes for an inspiring destination at lunch time.

Right in the middle of Glasgow city centre, 1 West Regent Street is perfectly located for tapping into the vibrant, ambitious business scene of Scotland’s second city. Queen Street Railway Station, Glasgow Central Station, and the Scottish Citylink coach station are all a short walk away, providing direct access to almost 90% of all Scottish rail stations and links to major UK cities. There’s also an ample basement car park and cycle storage area The building itself boasts a contemporary, gold-accented front that will instantly impress any client. Inside, the office space is open plan and embellished with metallic detailing for a modern, minimalist look. The meeting areas, co-working spaces and training rooms benefit from floor-to-ceiling windows that provide an abundance of natural light and a view of bustling Renfield Street and West Regent Street. This modern office space in Glasgow is immediately adjacent to the array of shops and eateries on Buchanan Street – so you’ll never lack lunch options or fun things to do after work. Entertain clients at Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, head down the road to the Centre for Contemporary Arts, or take them out to one of the many fine bars or restaurants in the area – the choice is yours.