Give your business a comfortable home with office space at Cromwell House, a short drive from Lincoln’s commercial centre. Look to the future in this historic city, with a fast-growing local economy of IT, ecommerce, and diverse independent enterprises. Spend your workdays in a modern, red-brick office building ideally located in City Office Park, off Tritton road – a major thoroughfare for the city. Enjoy two floors of open-planned office work areas and private meeting rooms for all your business gatherings. Head to town outside of work, with pubs, restaurants, and tourism hotspots where you can connect with your fellow coworkers.
Drop in and hot-desk when it suits you, or pre-book the workspace you need for you and your business via the useful Regus app. Connect instantly to superfast, commercial WiFi and enjoy onsite support when you need it from our professional teams. Network while you work, with mixed coworking areas full of likeminded professionals. Working remotely? Use Cromwell House as a virtual office, with the option to drop in and work or meet clients when you need to.
Reserve a day office at Cromwell House in City Office Park, off Tritton Road in Lincoln. Each office is fully furnished with natural light, high-speed internet and coffee and tea included. On-site support is on hand when you need it, in a modern red-brick building over two floors. It is a comfortable base a short drive from Lincoln's commercial centre.
A furnished office with natural light, internet and coffee and tea.
Yes, day offices are available on a flexible daily basis.
Yes, on-site support from professional teams is provided.
It is a short drive from Lincoln's centre, off Tritton Road.
Yes, superfast commercial WiFi is provided in every office.
Cromwell House sits near Lincoln Central railway station and the city's transport hub.
Cromwell House offers two floors of open-plan work areas and meeting rooms.
Cromwell House provides bicycle storage, showers and a business lounge.
Cromwell House sits in City Office Park off Tritton Road, a major thoroughfare in Lincoln and a short drive from the commercial centre. Lincoln Central railway station and the city's transport hub connect the area to regional and national routes, and a bus stop at Dixon Close is within a short walk. On-site and nearby parking make driving in easy, with bike storage available for cyclists. Lincoln's pubs, restaurants and landmarks are close for after-work downtime.