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Fetcham Park House, Lower Road, Fetcham, Leatherhead, Surrey Fetcham Park House, Lower Road, Fetcham, Leatherhead, Surrey View this office online at: https://www.newofficeeurope.com/details/serviced-offices-fetcham-park-hous e-lower-road-leatherhead-surrey Business centres don't come much grander than this impressive Grade II Listed Queen Anne building set in stunning landscaped gardens. In contrast to the impressive antique main rooms, the office accommodation has been ergonomically designed with modern professionalism in mind. There is also a comfortable lounge area, kitchen facilities, shower, and secure document storage on site. Tenants further benefit from stunning views of the grounds from the first and second floor offices. Transport links Nearest tube: Hounslow East Nearest railway station: Hounslow East Nearest road: Hounslow East Nearest airport: Hounslow East Key features 24 hour access Administrative support Business park setting Car parking spaces Close to railway station Conference rooms Disabled facilities (DDA/ADA compliant) Furnished workspaces High-speed internet IT support available Kitchen facilities Meeting rooms Open plan workstations Reception staff Security system Telephone answering service VOIP telephony Location Set within five acres of private, landscaped grounds, these offices are around one and a half miles south of Leatherhead town centre, offering a peaceful location within a residential area. The area is most easily accessible by car, but there are plenty of public transport links in central Leatherhead, including a well-connected mainline railway station. Gatwick and Heathrow Airports are both within driving distance; the former can be reached in less than half an hour by car. Points of interest within 1000 metres St. Marys Church Fetcham (place of worship) - 116m from business centre Church of the Holy Spirit (place of worship) - 251m from business centre The Bell (pub) - 261m from business centre Fetcham Village Infants School (school) - 335m from business centre Fetcham Village Hall (public building) - 414m from business centre Kennel Lane Recreation Ground (playground) - 506m from business centre School Lane (bus stop) - 535m from business centre School Lane (bus stop) - 565m from business centre Raymead Way (bus stop) - 623m from business centre Kennel Lane (bus stop) - 642m from business centre Kennel Lane (bus stop) - 650m from business centre Raymead Way (bus stop) - 682m from business centre International Tiles (doityourself) - 744m from business centre Vetinary Clinic (veterinary) - 748m from business centre Boots (pharmacy) - 751m from business centre The Street (bus stop) - 752m from business centre The Street (bus stop) - 756m from business centre Orchard Close (bus stop) - 769m from business centre Spring Grove (bus stop) - 776m from business centre Orchard Close (bus stop) - 796m from business centre Watsons (bakery) - 799m from business centre Spring Grove (bus stop) - 806m from business centre Partners (hairdresser) - 811m from business centre Fetcham Ironmongery (doityourself) - 814m from business centre Wings Garden (fast food) - 817m from business centre Fetcham Fish Bar (fast food) - 819m from business centre Surrey Spice (restaurant) - 824m from business centre Tekmate (computer) - 827m from business centre GM Sport & leisure (sports) - 829m from business centre Fosters (laundry) - 833m from business centre Village Interiors (doityourself) - 837m from business centre The Mount (bus stop) - 852m from business centre Fetcham Football Club (football) - 854m from business centre Warenne Road (bus stop) - 856m from business centre Budgens (supermarket) - 858m from business centre Norbury Park Carpark (parking) - 864m from business centre Warenne Road (bus stop) - 864m from business centre Pace (fuel) - 866m from business centre The Mount (bus stop) - 869m from business centre Fetcham Tandoori (restaurant) - 922m from business centre Hazel Parade (bus stop) - 960m from business centre Hawk's Hill (peak) - 970m from business centre Hazel Parade (bus stop) - 975m 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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