Built in 1827, North Warehouse makes a striking dockside home for businesses with character. Work in style, with vintage exposed brickwork contrasting against bright, modern furniture and artwork. And feed your ideas with beautiful views over the historic docks and waterfront.
Grab a bite to eat, take a lunchtime stroll in the surrounding streets and soak up the area’s maritime history. After work, walk to central Gloucester in minutes for a wide choice of shops, bars and dining spots.
North Warehouse is a Regus centre built in 1827 at Gloucester Docks, giving businesses with character a dockside home of exposed brickwork, modern furniture and waterfront views. Private offices come fully furnished with high-speed WiFi, utilities included, on-site support and reception, 24/7 building access and meeting room access, backed by parking, bicycle storage, a business lounge and a wheelchair accessible layout. The docks put you beside Gloucester City Council's administrative hub and nearby business and legal services, with Gloucester Quays and the city centre a short walk away. Request a quote through Wezoo, arrange a tour and sign a term that suits, starting month-to-month.
Request a quote through Wezoo and the North Warehouse team will confirm available offices and terms.
Yes. Arrange a tour of North Warehouse at Gloucester Docks and see the offices and shared areas.
A furnished office with high-speed WiFi, utilities, on-site support and reception, 24/7 building access and meeting room access.
It dates from 1827, with vintage exposed brickwork, bright modern interiors and views over the historic docks.
Terms start month-to-month, so you can sign a term that matches your plans for the business.
Dockside building with vintage exposed brickwork, bright modern furniture and artwork throughout.
Desks and meeting rooms look out over the historic Gloucester Docks and canal.
City centre shops, bars and dining are minutes away, with the railway station about 1.4 kilometres.
North Warehouse stands at Gloucester Docks, the historic waterfront along the Gloucester and Sharpness Canal, a few minutes on foot from central Gloucester. Gloucester railway station is around 1.4 kilometres away, bus stops at Llanthony Priory sit roughly 740 metres out, and drivers have on-site parking plus Ladybellegate Street car park about 360 metres away, St Michaels Square around 650 metres and Twyver House within about 1.4 kilometres. Gloucester City Council's administrative hub and nearby business and legal services sit alongside the docks, while Gloucester Quays Designer Outlet is a short stroll for outlet shopping, restaurants and team lunches. Culture is close too, with the National Waterways Museum inside the docks, the Soldiers of Gloucestershire Regiment Museum nearby and the medieval Gloucester Cathedral a short walk away.