Grow your business in the scenic southwest of England with city centre office space at Longbrook House in Exeter. Enjoy flexible coworking in a famous cathedral city, just a short walk from Exeter Central train station and close to the town centre for easy commuting and local networking. Welcome clients from across the county with the nearby M5 motorway connecting to the business centre of Bristol to the north and the A38 to Plymouth to the south. Benefit from working in a bustling town centre with thriving retail and hospitality sectors and a popular tourist and student culture. Make the most of ready-made office space for any duration, with the choice to upscale as you grow.
Lock into work mode at Longbrook House with business-grade WiFi and full facilities support to help your days run smoothly. Impress visitors with a standout corner location and a central street entrance with a gleaming glass front. Benefit from a grand light-filled atrium with a friendly reception area, and work from optional private offices or open-plan coworking spaces. Pitch ideas in furnished meeting rooms with widescreen TVs and video conferencing for connecting with remote guests. Use the Regus app to book flexible timeslots and enjoy optional guest refreshments. Walk into Exeter city centre after work, just half a kilometre away for enjoying restaurants, hotels and the famous cathedral.

Work flexibly from a hot desk at Longbrook House in the heart of the cathedral city of Exeter. Open-plan coworking space sits in a light-filled atrium with natural light and high-speed internet, ideal for local networking. The building is half a kilometre from Exeter city centre and a short walk from Exeter Central station. Step out after work to explore restaurants, the High Street and the famous Exeter Cathedral.
Open-plan coworking with natural light and high-speed internet in a light-filled atrium.
It is around half a kilometre from Exeter city centre and a short walk from Exeter Central station.
Yes, the building includes breakout spaces alongside the coworking floors.
Yes, the central location and open-plan setting support local networking and collaboration.
The Princesshay and High Street retail district offers dining and shops just minutes away.
Glass-fronted corner building with a light-filled atrium and reception in central Exeter.
A short walk to Exeter Central station, with Exeter St Davids nearby for national rail.
Half a kilometre from the High Street, Princesshay shops and Exeter Cathedral.
Longbrook House sits on North Road in central Exeter, ideally placed for connectivity. Exeter Central station is only a few minutes' walk for frequent regional services, while Exeter St Davids serves as the city's principal national rail hub and the M5 and A38 link to Bristol and Plymouth. Bampfylde Street, Triangle and Magdalen Road car parks are all a short walk away for those driving in. The city centre is around half a kilometre away, with the Princesshay and High Street retail district close by. For culture and downtime you can reach Exeter Cathedral, the Royal Albert Memorial Museum and the scenic Exeter Quay with ease.