With beautiful views over the marina, Salt Quay House makes a stylish quayside base for your business. Travel to and from work easily, with Plymouth station nearby. Work productively in natural sunlight from the floor-to-ceiling windows. And get fresh sea air and perspective when you need it in the outside seating area.
Plymouth Hoe, a 15-minute walk away, is perfect for a scenic lunch, while the shops, bars and restaurants of the city centre are all within easy reach.
Work from a hot desk at Salt Quay House on the stylish Sutton Harbour quayside. Desks enjoy natural light and high-speed internet, with floor-to-ceiling windows framing marina views. Step out to the outdoor seating area for fresh sea air or explore the Barbican's cobbled streets and boutique shops. It is an inspiring waterfront base for networking in Plymouth.
Natural light and high-speed internet in a bright quayside workspace.
Yes, there is an outdoor seating area with fresh sea air overlooking the harbour.
The Barbican's cobbled streets, boutique shops and the Mayflower Steps are close by.
It is on the Sutton Harbour waterfront, with the city centre shops and restaurants within easy reach.
Yes, bicycle storage and showers are available for those who commute by bike.
Salt Quay House on the Sutton Harbour marina, with floor-to-ceiling windows and views.
Steps from the Barbican's cobbled streets, Mayflower Steps and the National Marine Aquarium.
Plymouth station nearby, with Royal Parade bus stops and several car parks close by.
Salt Quay House sits on the stunning Sutton Harbour waterfront in Plymouth, with views over the historic marina and a vibrant promenade. Plymouth station is nearby and Royal Parade bus stops are within a short walk, while the Regent Street, Guildhall and Mayflower Street car parks serve those driving in. The historic Barbican maritime quarter is just steps away, with cobbled streets, boutique shops, the Mayflower Steps and the National Marine Aquarium close by. Plymouth Hoe is a 15-minute walk for a scenic lunch, and the redeveloped Royal William Yard and the University of Plymouth add to the area's thriving business and cultural community.