Reston Station

Old Docks House is one of the last art deco buildings left in Preston, lovingly restored and standing on the city's docklands on the site of the old port. Built in 1936, it keeps its original wood panel walls, porcelain bathrooms and parquet flooring, and reviewers tend to say the same thing: unassuming from the outside, gorgeous once you are through the door, with a reception area that creates a real sense of arrival. Private suites run across three floors from 9 to 63 square metres, all fully furnished, serviced, air conditioned, lockable and ready to move into. Alongside the offices there is creative coworking, bookable meeting space and a grand boardroom with high specification video conferencing, plus a video studio, semi private call booths and a multi faith room. Private parking, 24 hour access and free tea and coffee come with the building, along with CCTV security, a fully staffed reception, IT support and postal, printing and secretarial services, and the centre runs its own networking and community events.

OneCoWork Winckley Square is a flexible workspace in the heart of Preston city centre — more than shared offices, it's a hub for collaboration and innovation. It offers over 500 flexible desks, dedicated workspaces and private offices for individuals, teams and companies, plus 4,000 sq ft of communal space, fully equipped meeting rooms, event and conference facilities and an on-site gym. Just a three-minute walk from Preston train station, with direct links to Manchester Airport and steps from boutique shops, cafés and Avenham Park.

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.

Take advantage of Virginia’s global business hub in Reston just a short drive from Dulles International Airport. Sunrise Valley is a lively district just outside of Washington D.C. and is a magnet for the professional and technical services sectors. The distinctive landscaped building boasts attractive views of the green surroundings and the large on-site coffee bar is a popular spot to meet and greet. And when it’s time to unwind, head into nearby Reston town center.

No.3 Fulwood offers contemporary serviced offices from 300 to 3,000 square feet across two floors, in one of Preston's most desirable business districts. Offices arrive fully furnished with high speed internet, and the desks have wireless charging pads built into them. Breakout spaces come with sofas and a breakfast bar, free hot drinks are included, and there are communal kitchenette areas along with multi faith rooms. Bookable meeting rooms and a boardroom handle client meetings, and the centre is fully staffed, with IT support, cleaning, postal, printing and secretarial services on hand. The building is DDA compliant and has a lift, with secure parking on site. It sits beside Fulwood Central, two miles from junctions 32 and 31A of the M6 and a mile and a half from junction 1 of the M55, with Preston railway station two miles away, Manchester about 40 minutes by train and London around 3 hours. Reviewers regularly single out Natalia at the centre, and praise the communal spaces and the motorway access.