This modern business centre is the first in the south-east to earn an outstanding BREEAM rating, giving you environmentally friendly workspaces in the high-tech Thames Valley area. 9 Greyfriars Road is ideally positioned for major corporations and smaller businesses looking to be connected to the global hub, London.
Motivate your team in expansive, contemporary spaces with a stimulating work environment in a historic town. For when you have visiting clients, there are many restaurants and hotels within walking distance.
Book a hot desk at Spaces 9 Greyfriars Road and work from expansive, contemporary space in the Thames Valley. Each desk offers natural light and high-speed internet, with breakout spaces close by when you need a change of scene. This BREEAM-rated centre sits minutes from Reading railway station and the town's shops and restaurants. Reserve a desk for a day or longer and get an instant quote.
Yes, reserve a desk for a day or longer online and get an instant quote, with no long-term commitment.
Each hot desk offers natural light and high-speed internet in a modern, environmentally friendly workspace.
Yes, breakout spaces are available on site for informal meetings, calls or a quick reset.
Reading railway station is around 341 metres away, just a few minutes on foot.
The Oracle and Broad Street Mall, with many restaurants and shops, are within walking distance.
Modern, environmentally friendly workspace, the first in the south-east to earn an outstanding BREEAM rating.
Reading railway station a few minutes' walk away, with frequent services to London and the bus station close by.
The Oracle, Broad Street Mall, Reading Abbey Ruins and The Hexagon theatre all within reach.
Spaces 9 Greyfriars Road sits in central Reading in the high-tech Thames Valley, with Reading railway station around 341 metres away offering frequent intercity and commuter services to London, and Reading bus station close by for local routes. On-site and nearby parking includes Kings Meadow, Hills Meadow and the Thames Side Promenade car parks. The Oracle and Broad Street Mall put shops, restaurants and hotels within walking distance, while the Reading Abbey Ruins and The Hexagon theatre add culture close to the door.