Regus Preston Docklands
Sitting at the heart of a business village, close to Preston Docklands, Albert Edward House 5 offers businesses room to grow in spacious, bright surroundings.
With an outdoor terrace and quick access to hundreds of shops, restaurants and amenities, some of which boast a riverside location, this popular centre has disabled access, is a stone’s throw from fitness facilities and is already home to some of Preston’s 30,000 strong pool of highly skilled professionals.
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- Free cancellation
- It only takes 2 minutes
- Confirmation is immediate
Coworking facilities
Great for work
- High-speed WiFi
- Natural light
Hot Desks at Preston Docklands
Work from a hot desk at Albert Edward House, a spacious, bright centre in a business village near Preston Docklands. Desks offer natural light and high-speed internet, with a business lounge, breakout areas and a cafe with barista coffee on hand. It sits among Preston's 30,000-strong pool of skilled professionals, ideal for networking. An outdoor terrace and nearby riverside shops give space to recharge.
Frequently asked questions
Natural light and high-speed internet in a spacious, bright coworking centre.
Yes, there is a cafe with barista coffee and a business lounge on site.
Yes, the centre has an outdoor terrace for a break in the fresh air.
Yes, it sits among Preston's large pool of skilled professionals in a busy business village.
Hundreds of shops, restaurants and amenities, some in a riverside location, are close by.
What makes Preston Docklands special
Business village setting
Spacious, bright offices at Albert Edward House in a business village near Preston Docklands.
Near rail and bus
A short drive from Preston railway station, with Preston Bus Station serving regional routes.
Riverside and culture nearby
Close to riverside shops, the Harris Museum, Deepdale Stadium and Avenham and Miller Parks.
How to get there?
Preston Docklands sits at Albert Edward House in Ashton-on-Ribble, in a business village close to the docklands. Preston railway station, a major intercity and regional hub, is a short drive away, while Preston Bus Station serves as a central interchange for regional routes and parking is available close by. The centre has an outdoor terrace and quick access to hundreds of shops, restaurants and amenities, some in a riverside location along the River Ribble. For culture and leisure, the Harris Museum and Art Gallery in the city centre, the historic Deepdale Stadium, home to Preston North End FC, and the Victorian Avenham and Miller Parks are all within easy reach.
