A beautiful brick and timber-fronted building in central Salisbury, Lime Kiln House is an attractive place to do business. Walk to your Cross Keys House workspace in 12 minutes from Salisbury station. Work through your to-do list in comfortable surroundings, with plenty of natural light, and enjoy views over bustling Market Square while you work.
Grab lunch and wander around Salisbury’s inviting centre. Take your pick of the city’s pubs, restaurants and cultural spots when your day’s work is done.
A virtual office gives your business a professional address at Cross Keys House, with mail handling and on-demand access to meeting rooms, without renting a physical workspace. It's ideal for registering your company, building local presence, and staying flexible. Submit an inquiry below and our team will get back to you with the details.
virtual office
A virtual office gives your business a professional presence: a prestigious business address, mail handling, and call answering, without the cost of a physical space. Use it to register your company, build a local presence, and stay flexible, with on-demand access to meeting rooms whenever you need them.
Establish a professional Salisbury presence with a virtual office at Cross Keys House on 22 Queen Street. The service provides a business address, mail handling, call answering, a local phone number and meeting room access, so you can build credibility without renting permanent space. The prestigious central address sits minutes from Salisbury Cathedral, with Salisbury railway station a 12-minute walk away and local bus routes close by.
A business address, mail handling, call answering, a local phone number and meeting room access.
At Cross Keys House, 22 Queen Street, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP1 1EY.
Yes, meeting room access is included with the virtual office plan.
Salisbury railway station is a 12-minute walk away with local bus routes close by.
Yes, call answering and a local phone number are part of the service.
A 12-minute walk from Salisbury railway station with local bus routes close by.
Plenty of natural light and views over the bustling Market Square.
Central Queen Street address minutes from Salisbury Cathedral and Old George Mall.
Cross Keys House sits on 22 Queen Street with the New Canal and Bridge Street bus stops within around 260 to 430 metres and Brown Street and Culver Street car parks close by. Salisbury railway station is about 1,253 metres away, roughly a 12-minute walk. Salisbury Cathedral, its landscaped Cathedral Close, the Salisbury Museum and riverside promenades along the River Avon are all a short stroll from the workspace.