Make seamless business connections with a base close to the city centre and transport links. The Senate is on a popular business park, less than 10 minutes from Exeter Central Station and half an hour from the airport.
Welcome guests from across the city and beyond to this modern office building where the striking glass façade makes a powerful first impression. Enjoy a lunchtime stroll to Exeter’s famous Gothic cathedral or sample the lively restaurants of Devon’s capital city.
Work from a hot desk at The Senate in the heart of Exeter's professional district at Southernhay Gardens. Desks offer natural light and high-speed internet in a modern, glass-fronted building alongside a business lounge and breakout areas. Coworking here connects you with the city's local business community. Exeter Cathedral and the Princesshay Shopping Centre are a short stroll for lunch or a break.
Natural light and high-speed internet in a modern coworking space with a business lounge.
Yes, the building has breakout spaces and a business lounge for informal working.
Yes, bicycle storage and showers are available for those who cycle in.
Exeter Cathedral and the Princesshay Shopping Centre with its restaurants are a short walk away.
Exeter Central station is under a ten-minute walk from The Senate.
Modern building with a striking glass facade in Exeter's Southernhay Gardens professional district.
Under a ten-minute walk to Exeter Central station and about half an hour from the airport.
Close to Southernhay Gardens, Exeter Cathedral and the Princesshay Shopping Centre.
The Senate sits in Southernhay Gardens, in the heart of Exeter's professional district. Exeter Central station is under a ten-minute walk for commuter services, Exeter St Davids handles national rail, and the airport is about half an hour away. Magdalen Road, Magdalen Street and Triangle car parks are all close for drivers, and the building offers bicycle storage. Around the corner sit Exeter Cathedral and the Princesshay Shopping Centre with its restaurants, while the historic Northernhay and Rougemont Gardens and the waterfront at Exeter Quay give space for a lunchtime walk. The Royal Albert Memorial Museum and the Exeter Phoenix arts centre are also close for inspiration.