Regus Fort Dunlop
Fort Dunlop, the former production site of Dunlop tyres, was once the largest factory in the world. Now an ever-expanding white-collar hub, the iconic building has been transformed into an eye-catching business centre easily accessible from the M6.
Set across two floors, our Fort Dunlop workspace is home to private office spaces, stylish coworking areas, dedicated desks and state-of-the-art meeting rooms, alongside childcare facilities and plenty of parking. There are also several food and drink outlets within the building.
Virtual office facilities
Address & mail
- Business address
- Mail handling
Communications
- Call answering
- Local phone number
Workspace access
- Meeting room access
Virtual Offices at Fort Dunlop in Birmingham
Build a professional Birmingham presence with a virtual office at Fort Dunlop on Fort Parkway. Plans include a recognised business address in the landmark building, mail handling, call answering, a local phone number and access to meeting rooms when you need to meet face to face. It is a cost-effective way to establish credibility without leasing a full-time space. Enquire for details.
Frequently asked questions
It includes a business address, mail handling, call answering, a local phone number and meeting room access.
Your address would be Fort Dunlop, Fort Parkway, Birmingham, in the landmark former Dunlop building.
Yes, virtual office plans include access to on-site meeting rooms at Fort Dunlop when needed.
Yes, call answering and a local phone number are part of the virtual office service.
Submit an enquiry and the team will guide you through setting up your virtual office.
What makes Fort Dunlop special
Easy M6 access at Fort Dunlop
Easily reached from the M6 via the Gravelly Hill Interchange, with generous on-site parking.
Iconic landmark building
Set in the former Dunlop tyre factory, once the largest factory in the world.
On-site dining and amenities
Enjoy an on-site restaurant, cafe, childcare and several food and drink outlets.
How to get there?
Fort Dunlop occupies the landmark former Dunlop building on Fort Parkway in Birmingham, easily reached from the M6 via the Gravelly Hill Interchange, better known as Spaghetti Junction. On-site parking sits just around 100 metres from the entrance, with further car parks nearby, and Gravelly Hill railway station links to Birmingham's Cross-City Line. The nearby Fort Shopping Park offers national retailers and dining, while Aston Hall, a Grade I listed Jacobean house and museum, and the green spaces of Aston Park lie close by.
