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189 Manchester Road, Oldham, Lancashire 189 Manchester Road, Oldham, Lancashire View this office online at: https://www.newofficeeurope.com/details/serviced-offices-189-manchester-ro ad-oldham-lancashire Boasting both office and storage facilities, this business centre is ideal for a range of companies seeking a bright and professional working environment. Depending on your business requirements, there are offices which provide a traditional space, perfect if you already have your own furniture and suites that offer extra support in getting set up, or even a mixture of the two. There is a team of professional staff on-site and exclusive multi-deals on office and storage space which is enhanced by the convenient 24-hour access. Transport links Nearest airport: Key features 24 hour access Business park setting Car parking spaces Modern interiors Location Manchester Road is a bustling main arterial route in Oldham which is home to a thriving commercial community. A number of restaurants and services lie within walking distance alongside several office and storage facilities. With the M60 situated a little further down the road, there is excellent connectivity for drivers, complemented by parking spaces and efficient access to Manchester Airport within a 17 minute commute. Points of interest within 1000 metres Bridgewater (pub) - 107m from business centre Smith Knight Fay (car) - 119m from business centre Nandini (restaurant) - 119m from business centre Whitworth Chemists (pharmacy) - 349m from business centre Smut Inn (pub) - 399m from business centre Texaco (fuel) - 403m from business centre Drury Lane/Under Lane (bus stop) - 404m from business centre Drury Lane/Under Lane (bus stop) - 404m from business centre Subway (fast food) - 418m from business centre Spinners Arms (pub) - 500m from business centre Albion Inn (pub) - 506m from business centre Bowling Green Inn (pub) - 510m from business centre Chamber Road/Heron Street (bus stop) - 539m from business centre Werneth (pub) - 549m from business centre South Chadderton (railway tram stop) - 552m from business centre Royal Oak (pub) - 609m from business centre Washbrook/Butler Green (bus stop) - 653m from business centre Heron Street/Colenso Street (bus stop) - 665m from business centre Coalshaw Green Road/Butler Green (bus stop) - 667m from business centre Hollins Road/Gardeners Rest (bus stop) - 678m from business centre Chamber Road/Grange Avenue (bus stop) - 695m from business centre Chamber Road/Grange Avenue (bus stop) - 699m from business centre Block Lane/Old Lane (bus stop) - 703m from business centre Premier (convenience) - 71m from business centre Coalshaw Green Road/Turf Lane (bus stop) - 729m from business centre Coalshaw Green Road/Lancaster Street (bus stop) - 735m from business centre Coalshaw Green Road/Lancaster Street (bus stop) - 738m from business centre Turf Lane/Coalshaw Green Road (bus stop) - 742m from business centre Werneth Jamia Mosque (place of worship) - 803m from business centre Werneth Park (park) - 807m from business centre Fields New Road/Thompson Lane (bus stop) - 845m from business centre Block Lane/Oxford Street (bus stop) - 856m from business centre Block Lane/Berkshire Close (bus stop) - 865m from business centre Frederick Street/Chamber Road (bus stop) - 895m from business centre Oxford Street/Lincoln Street (bus stop) - 897m from business centre La Via (pub) - 900m from business centre Frederick Street/Wellington Road (bus stop) - 904m from business centre Roman Road/Hollinwood Cemetery (bus stop) - 920m from business centre Turf Lane/Houseley Avenue (bus stop) - 923m from business centre Frederick Street/Regency Close (bus stop) - 925m from business centre Frederick Street/Chamber Road (bus stop) - 947m from business centre Tweedale Way/Hudson St (Stop G) (bus stop) - 967m from business centre Chamber Road/Frederick Street (bus stop) - 975m from business centre Block Lane/Worcester Street (bus stop) - 978m from business centre Frederick Street/Werneth Park (bus stop) - 981m from business centre Turf Lane/Houseley Avenue (bus stop) - 983m from business centre Frederick Street/Grendon Avenue (bus stop) - 985m from business centre Jamia Mosque Noor-il Islam (place of worship) - 997m from business centre Roman Road/Holy Family Church (bus stop) - 998m from business centre All information contained in this document is for guide purposes only and NewOfficeEurope.com.com cannot be held responsible for any inaccuracies or omissions. Please confirm all details with the agent representing this office space before proceeding. Full terms of service can be viewed at http://www.NewOfficeEurope.com.com/terms-of-service..
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