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2Nd Floor, 32 Billing Road, Northampton, Northamptonshire 2nd floor, 32 Billing Road, Northampton, Northamptonshire View this office online at: https://www.newofficeeurope.com/details/serviced-offices-32-billing-road-nort hampton-northamptonshire Located close to the town centre, this period building contains large, spacious executive offices which are available for immediate occupation. Wireless networking and high speed internet together with the option of hot desking gves considrable flexibility in work styles. Meeting rooms are available for use with business guests. Accessible and versatile, these offices are perfect for smaller to medium sized businesses. Transport links Nearest railway station: Northampton Nearest road: Nearest airport: Key features Car parking spaces Central heating Flexible contracts Hot desking Office cleaning service Wireless networking Location Easily reached by car or bus, these offices are well located to take advantage of excellent transport connections nationwide. The M1 motoway is a short distance from Northampton and it only takes 55 minutes drive northwards to reach the East Midlands International Airport. Most major cities are within a few hours drive. Northampton forms part of the mainline railway network with fast trains to London, Cambridge and Birmingham. There are extensive shopping, restaurants and entertainment facilities within the city. Points of interest within 1000 metres Victoria Road Congressional Church (place of worship) - 194m from business centre Vernon Terrace Primary School (school) - 253m from business centre Northampton General Hospital (hospital) - 257m from business centre The Crown & Anchor (pub) - 316m from business centre Princess Alexandra (pub) - 394m from business centre Northampton General Hospital Car Park (parking) - 402m from business centre Saint Giles Church (place of worship) - 514m from business centre Jesus Centre (place of worship) - 550m from business centre Queensgrove Methodist Church (place of worship) - 556m from business centre St Michael's Car Park (parking) - 582m from business centre Midsummer Meadow Car Park (parking) - 595m from business centre The Artizan (pub) - 600m from business centre The Ridings Car Park (parking) - 613m from business centre Sir Pickering Phipps (pub) - 615m from business centre Monks Park WMC (pub) - 678m from business centre Northampton College (college) - 681m from business centre Blue Moon (restaurant) - 699m from business centre Barclays (bank) - 702m from business centre The Lamplighter (pub) - 703m from business centre The Swan and Helmet (pub) - 730m from business centre Beckett's Park (park) - 732m from business centre TESCO Metro (supermarket) - 734m from business centre Northampton Marina (marina) - 768m from business centre Mount Pleasant Baptist Church (place of worship) - 787m from business centre Royal & Derngate (theatre) - 794m from business centre Royal & Derngate (theatre) - 798m from business centre Barry Primary School (school) - 804m from business centre The Charles Bradlaugh (pub) - 810m from business centre The Crispin (pub) - 812m from business centre St. John's (parking) - 839m from business centre Mounts Baths (sports centre) - 856m from business centre Crown and County Courts (courthouse) - 858m from business centre Amit Auto Drive (car repair) - 858m from business centre Heeley Alden Ltd (car repair) - 880m from business centre Morrisons (fuel) - 884m from business centre Mounts Fire Station (fire station) - 911m from business centre The Mount Car park (parking) - 919m from business centre County Hall (public building) - 934m from business centre Bus Station (bus station) - 939m from business centre Campbell Square Police Station (police) - 948m from business centre All Saints (place of worship) - 980m from business centre Dunnes (department store) - 990m 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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