Serviced Offices South Shields to Let
South Shields is a coastal town on the River Tyne with a strong presence of the service, manufacturing and shipping industries. Significant investment in the area has seen major development here, incorporating more retail and commercial premises. Modern business centres provide a variety of spacious serviced offices and coworking space to rent at an affordable price. There are excellent transport links to nearby towns and cities in the Tyne & Wear and throughout the UK via the Metro, A19 road and A194(M) motorway. [read more] [read less]
Self-contained office suites near the town centre and metro stop are offered across three red-brick buildings with allocated parking. Modern workspaces benefit from telecoms, IT support, security and their own private entrances.
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Brockley Whins
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East Boldon
(4.5 miles)
Affordable business space benefiting from motorway access and ample parking is provided in a contemporary commercial property. Open-plan offices enjoy amenities including IT support, disabled facilities and an onsite café.
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Brockley Whins
(3.5 miles)
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Heworth
(4.7 miles)
Historic former police station retaining impressive period features offers unbranded, air-conditioned suites enjoying onsite amenities including conference facilities, VoIP, fibre-optic broadband, 24/7 entry and disabled access.
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Brockley Whins
(1.4 miles)
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East Boldon
(3.3 miles)
Spacious, open-plan office space is available on flexible terms at this modern business centre with great transport links and free parking. Breakout areas, VoIP, meeting rooms, a manned reception and 24/7 secure entry feature.
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Brockley Whins
(3.9 miles)
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Cramlington
(4.8 miles)
High quality workspace in business park setting, contains contemporary reception area, meeting rooms with presentation equipment, lounge space and showers. The park boasts creche facilities, a café, gym and car parking spaces.
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Cramlington
(2.2 miles)
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Manors
(3.5 miles)
Architecturally-striking modern business centre with good motorway and rail access offers flexible, affordable workspaces. The building benefits from free car parking, 24/7 access and security and offers administration services.
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Sunderland
(12 min walk)
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Seaburn
(1.1 miles)
Commercial property with access to nearby metro stations and motorways provides colourful modern interiors, a large atrium and spacious office suites with air conditioning. A staffed reception, onsite café and parking feature.
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Heworth
(6 min walk)
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Manors
(2.1 miles)
Self-contained office suites area available at this red-brick, city-centre commercial property with easy rail and road connections. Bright workspaces enjoy amenities including 24-hour access and free parking.
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Sunderland
(4 min walk)
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Seaburn
(1.5 miles)
Modern riverside property offers fully-equipped office suites boasting market-leading technology and superb quayside views. Meeting rooms, air conditioning, IT support, parking and reception services are provided.
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Manors
(5 min walk)
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Newcastle
(12 min walk)
Prominent red-brick building in a central location offers professional workspaces in Newcastle’s business district. The property boasts high-speed internet, bike storage, car parking and a concierge service.
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Manors
(2 min walk)
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Newcastle
(7 min walk)
Impressive Grade II listed Edwardian property in a central location boasting traditional features provides attractive office space on flexible rentals. Lockers, showers, bike storage and a breakout area are provided.
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Manors
(4 min walk)
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Newcastle
(5 min walk)
City centre office development provides high-spec professional workspaces with suspended ceilings and raised floors. The property offers a staffed reception, meeting rooms, breakout areas, a business lounge and car parking.
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Newcastle
(4 min walk)
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Manors
(4 min walk)
Business Centre situated in an attractive period building provides unbranded, air-conditioned office space at affordable rates. Facilities include meeting rooms, reception services, VoIP, parking and 24-hour entryphone access.
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Newcastle
(3 min walk)
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Manors
(6 min walk)
Business Centre enjoying good motorway and metro access provides professional business accommodation spread over eight floors. The building boasts suspended ceilings, entryphone access and abundant car parking space.
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Manors
(2.7 miles)
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Cramlington
(2.8 miles)
Business Centre occupying a prestigious building with disabled access offers flexible workspaces on monthly leases. A staffed reception, business lounge, shower facilities and video conferencing technology are provided.
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Dunston
(12 min walk)
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Newcastle
(1.7 miles)
Modern, air-conditioned workspaces are available on flexible, cost-effective terms at this riverside business centre. Meeting rooms, breakout areas, shower facilities, disabled access and car parking are feature onsite.
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Gateshead Met Cen.
(10 min walk)
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Dunston
(14 min walk)
Contemporary office accommodation is available in this business park location which benefits from an onsite café and reception services. Disabled facilities, showers, a business lounge and outdoor seating feature.
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Sunderland
(3.7 miles)
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Seaham
(4.0 miles)
Professional workspaces provided in a glass-fronted property enjoying nearby rail and road connections, parking and suspended ceilings. The building offers reception services, meeting rooms, breakout areas and a fitness suite.
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Gateshead Met Cen.
(3 min walk)
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Dunston
(1.3 miles)
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South Shields Office Guide
South Shields
South Shields is a coastal town at the mouth of the River Tyne, just a few miles from Newcastle. This area was once known for traditional heavy industries, including shipbuilding, until the last shipbuilder closed in the mid-1980s. Today the town is a major hub for a wide range of sectors, primarily the service industries. The main business types in South Shields are charities, recruiters and legal services, located in office space alongside hotels and retail stores.
This area of the north-east is filled with Magnesian Limestone cliffs, sand dunes and picturesque beaches, as well as a thriving urban area of pubs, restaurants and historic buildings. Some of the key attractions in this area include the South Shields Roman Fort, the South Shields Museum and Gallery, and the Lifeboat Memorial Museum.
Office Space in South Shields
South Shields has a great selection of purpose-built properties and modern developments that provide small to medium-sized companies with a great work environment. Both private and shared office spaces are available with flexible rents, as well as serviced or managed terms to suit businesses on an individual basis. There are several car parks in the area for those driving to and from work each day, including those at Winchester Street, Charlotte Street and Saville Street which are all under a ten-minute walk from the centre of South Shields.
Nearby Areas
South Shields is close to both Newcastle and Sunderland, with Whitley Bay north of the area, and Wallsend and Jarrow to the west. The other side of the River Tyne is North Shields and Tynemouth.
Transport Links
South Shields has great transport connections to Sunderland and Newcastle, as well as the rest of the UK, making it the perfect office location. By rail, South Shields is connected to Newcastle with journey times of just 20 minutes, as well as direct trains to London taking just three and a half hours. It is also ideal for car drivers, with journeys to Newcastle by car taking just 30 minutes via the A185 or A1058, and journeys to Durham taking a similar amount of time. For air travel, Newcastle International Airport is a 40-minute drive from the area.
Food and Leisure in South Shields
There are plenty of dining options in South Shields, whether workers need to pick up lunch or want a relaxed dinner with colleagues and friends after a day in the office. From the Man vs Food Grill House to Colman’s Fish and Chips, there are many cuisines catered to, including Indian, Chinese and Turkish.
For shopping, there are several department stores, with Waterloo Square the most popular development for retail therapy. South Shields has a great selection of high street stores and banks for convenience, as well as supermarkets for picking up essentials. If you are in need of more choice, there is also the Eldon Square Shopping Centre in Newcastle City Centre just over 3 miles away. Professionals working in this area have plenty of activities to enjoy on their downtime, from visiting the local beaches and parks to a number of festivals that take place during the year, leisure centres or gyms and dance studios for keeping active.
