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About Wallsend
Wallsend is a historic town in the borough of North Tyneside that derives its name from its location as the end of Hadrian’s Wall. Wallsend sits just a few miles out from Newcastle city centre, making it a great office location for businesses looking to make the most of networking opportunities. The town has a history in the shipbuilding industry but today, it houses businesses from a wide range of sectors in a mixture of office premises. There is a business park here, close to the River Tyne, as well as manufacturers, vehicle repair businesses and engineering firms based in the town.
There are several landmarks in Wallsend, including Segedunum Roman Fort & Museum, Roman baths and Hadrian’s Wall Roman Fort. Within Wallsend, there is a thriving high street and shopping centre, as well as small grocery stores and cafés.
Office Space in Wallsend
Central Wallsend provides great commercial premises for small and medium-sized companies that can be rented on flexible terms. There are both private offices and coworking spaces to choose from, with modern facilities to suit businesses of all different sectors. Wallsend has several car parks around the area for commuters looking to drive into work each day, including those on John Street, Coronation Street and Atkinson Terrace.
Nearby Areas
Wallsend is nestled between the city of Newcastle, South Shields, Hebburn and Forest Hall in the north-east of England. It is within the county of Northumberland.
Transport Links
Office workers have access to a number of transport connections in the area. Wallsend Metro station provides services to local towns including North Shields, Whitley Bay and Gateshead. The closest mainline train station is Newcastle Central Station which can be accessed by car or the Metro network. There are a number of frequent bus services to Newcastle from Wallsend Metro Interchange, High Street East and High Street West bus stations. In addition, both the National Express and Megabus run coach services here, which provide access to Newcastle, Leeds, London and Edinburgh. The nearest airport is Newcastle International Airport which sits around eight miles from Wallsend.
Entertainment
Wallsend has a great number of restaurants and food outlets, including supermarkets such as the Co-op. For grabbing a coffee on the way into the office, there are numerous of cafés and coffee shops such as the Neptune Café and Metro Café. There are also a number of restaurants and fast food outlets for grabbing a quick bite at lunch or for dinner.
