6 Person Private Office at 2 Huntingdon Street, St Neots Cambridgeshire

The property offers attractive serviced offices in St Neots whilst maintaining the original character of the building. There are 11 modern office suites in total ranging from one person (80 sq.ft) up to six people (300 sq.ft). As well as private office space, open plan office space is also available for members wishing to hot desk or immerse themselves in a co-working atmosphere. If you’re a small business or freelance professional looking for office space in PE19, co-working spaces are a great option. We offer spaces that are free from distraction yet affordable and close to home.Our co-working hub invites businesses to join our active community of professionals to work together, but separately, all under one roof. Hot-desking or co-working is also really flexible and doesn’t require the same commitment of renting office space. You can choose to stay just one day, a week or as long as you like – whatever’s best for you and your business. And if you find yourself outgrowing your hot desk, let us know and as an existing member, you’ll be given the first refusal on any private office suites available to rent within the building.For coworking professionals at our St Neots site, members can also choose to add additional services to their package – including a business mailbox, meeting room or event room hire and unlimited printer/scanner use (within the boundaries of our fair use policy). We offer flexible term and long-term payment plans, making it easy to rent in St Neots.

This vibrant, characterful and historic centre is located in the heart of St. Neots Old Town and is only moments from all the local conveniences and amenities. With a range of serviced offices to let in St Neots, it’s the perfect place to run your business.The premises is a Grade II listed building that is made up of a ground and first floor and boasts a rich history. It is said to be the birthplace of John Bellingham who, on the 11th May 1812, successfully assassinated the then Prime Minister; Spencer Perceval. To this date, this remains the only assassination of its type.