Citibase to open new serviced business centre

Regus peer, Citibase has converted Walsall’s historic Old Foundry Building into a fully serviced office space with 24-hour access and secure on-site parking.  Citibase and its partner Lenta operate a total of 35 serviced office centres across the UK. 

Located in an historic Old Foundry building, Citibase Walsall, the new state-of-the-art, fully serviced business centre is holding an open day on Thursday 21st April. Walsall’s local business community is being invited to view the centre’s flexible and affordable fully serviced office space, perfect for both fledgling and established businesses.

Having just opened its doors, attendees at the open day between 9am – 6pm will be able to explore the iconic Victorian Old Foundry which has been sympathetically and fully refurbished to accommodate the new serviced office space. The building retains many of the original period features, creating a truly unique work environment and base for businesses both large and small.

The centre also offers 24 hour access with secure on-site parking, meeting room facilities, manned reception, business support services and personalised call handling. Businesses also benefit from a range of superfast internet and telecom packages.

As well as enjoying coffee and cakes, pastries attendees at the open day will also be entered into a draw to win an iPad.

New businesses who have already moved in and are enjoying the flexibility and hospitality on offer include a healthcare recruitment consultancy and a packaging and shipping company. When fully occupied, Citibase Walsall will be able to provide desk space for up to 260 local entrepreneurs.

As with Citibases’ other business centres throughout the UK, Citibase Walsall offers flexible short term and affordable contracts, which will appeal to entrepreneurs and businesses who are often deterred by long term office leases. Suites are offered in various sizes from one person to much larger spaces making it ideal for businesses at every level of their development.