Regus 21 Bold Street
Position your business in the heart of Warrington at 21 Bold Street, a beautifully restored Grade II listed building in the town’s vibrant Cultural Quarter. Located close to both Warrington Central and Bank Quay stations, this prime town-centre workspace offers excellent connectivity across the North West. Warrington is one of the UK’s fastest-growing business locations, strategically positioned between Liverpool and Manchester with strong transport links and a thriving local economy. Surrounded by theatres, restaurants, cafés and retail destinations including Golden Square shopping centre, this location delivers convenience, energy and visibility for modern businesses. Recently transformed through a £1.7 million refurbishment, the building blends striking historic character with contemporary workspace design. Inside, businesses can enjoy flexible private offices, coworking spaces and modern meeting rooms finished to a high professional standard. The redesigned interiors create a productive and welcoming environment ideal for collaboration, focus and growth. With on-site private parking and a central location surrounded by amenities, 21 Bold Street offers a premium workspace solution for businesses seeking flexibility, style and accessibility in Warrington town centre.
Meeting room facilities
Presentation & AV
- Video conference setup
- Large display
- Whiteboard
- Flip chart
Great for work
- High-speed WiFi
- Natural light
Meeting rooms in Warrington town centre
Book a meeting room inside a restored Grade II listed building in Warrington's Cultural Quarter and give the session a setting people remember. Rooms are finished to a high professional standard with a large display, video conference setup, whiteboard, flip chart, natural light and high-speed WiFi. Warrington Central is close for regional services and Bank Quay covers intercity travel, so attendees can come in from Liverpool, Manchester or further without a long transfer. On-site private parking handles the rest, and Golden Square is steps away for lunch.
Frequently asked questions
At 21 Bold Street, Warrington WA1 1EJ, a restored Grade II listed building in the town's Cultural Quarter.
A large display, video conference setup, whiteboard, flip chart and natural light, with high-speed WiFi across the building.
Warrington Central is the town's principal rail hub for local and regional services, while Bank Quay handles intercity connections.
Yes. The building has on-site private parking, which is unusual for a town centre address and helpful for visiting clients.
Rooms can be reserved Monday to Friday between 08:30 and 17:30 at 21 Bold Street.
What makes 21 Bold Street special
Restored Grade II listed building
Historic character outside, contemporary workspace design inside after a recent refurbishment of the interiors.
Two Warrington stations nearby
Warrington Central for regional services and Bank Quay for intercity travel, plus on-site private parking.
Cultural Quarter address
Theatres, restaurants, cafes and Golden Square shopping centre all within a short walk of the door.
How to get there?
21 Bold Street sits in the heart of Warrington's Cultural Quarter, a restored Grade II listed building surrounded by the town's commercial and civic activity. Warrington Central railway station, the principal rail hub for local and regional services, is nearby, and Warrington Bank Quay adds direct intercity connections, which matters in a town positioned between Liverpool and Manchester. On-site private parking covers anyone driving in. Golden Square Shopping Centre is steps away with stores, dining and services, while the historic Warrington Market brings independent vendors and a bit more character. Parr Hall hosts concerts and performances and the Warrington Museum and Art Gallery is close for something quieter. Warrington Town Hall is nearby for local government matters, and Warrington Hospital and the NHS Trust sit close by as well.
