Meeting Rooms

Our aim is to provide a flexible working space that works for and with you, with no long-term commitments.

Meeting Rooms

Our meeting rooms at the Barton upon Humber site range from a conference room to smaller meeting spaces.

Conferences

A space suitable for 30 people all of which can be configured to suit your requirements.

Large Meeting Spaces

A space suitable for upto 10 people. Full audio/ visual presentation capabilities are available upon request.

Small Meeting Spaces

A smaller space suitable for upto 4 people. Ideally suited as a space to conduct interviews. Full audio/ visual presentation capabilities are available upon request.

Our aim is to provide the space that fits your brief, feel free to call or visit to make sure it is suitable.

What does a 'shared office' mean?

A shared office is just that, you will be assigned a desk in an office with other professionals for the time and duration that you book.

What are the benefits of sharing an office?

The main benefit of sharing an office space is that it provides a more dynamic environment for the companies and people to work in. You could find yourself working alongside people from a wide range of business areas that complement yours. It’s an instant networking opportunity for you and your team, increasing the potential for collaboration, sharing skills and expertise, and cross-referral of clients. But this isn’t the only upside.

As your business grows you might find that client meetings in cafes or hotel lounges just aren’t private enough. When you’re looking for a more professional space but can’t afford a private office suite for your company, sharing an office or renting a meeting room is a great option.

Quick occupancy

Because there is no lease to agree, you book and arrive and your shared office space or meeting room is work-ready, right when you need it. All facilities are already set up, so you can move in and get to work straight away.

Easy budgeting

Rent, business rates, wages for reception staff, cleaning, catering, IT costs - they’re all shared and neatly bundled into your rental cost. And because the shared office space is set up there’s no outlay of capital for equipment and furniture.

Short-term contracts

While private office contracts often span several years, shared offices offer you a short-term contract from 1hr upwards. Further on down the line, if the shared office isn’t for you, or your team expands and needs more space, there’s less financial risk as you’re not tied to renting over a long period.

Flexibility

If you have a fluid team, with some people working in the office only part-time, you don’t have to rent for the full working week. Shared offices give you plenty of flexible options so you can utilise the peak times to suit the needs of your business.

Are shared offices cheaper to rent?

For most freelancers and start-ups, private offices are out of the question. Cost sharing is one of the main reasons for the increasing popularity of shared office spaces. They offer the affordable middle ground between laid-back co-working spaces and expensive private offices.

Are there specific things I should consider when sharing an office?

As with any business decision, choosing a new location for your office needs careful consideration.

Make sure it has enough parking for your team and visitors too.
Ensure the location is easily accessible for your staff and clients.
Work out the per-head cost of renting the space.
Look at what’s included - rates, internet, furniture?

Try a short-term contract to begin with, so you’re not tied-up if things don’t work out. And always, always go and visit each shared office on your shortlist.

Remember that a shared office is about so much more than just the cost per square foot and we guarantee your business will be all the better for it.