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Office space, co-working, event and boardroom space SE22

By EDC1
July 1, 2020 in Request a Tradesperson

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EDC1

Posted July 1, 2020

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Posted July 1, 2020

HI, we have a new co-working space 1 minute from East Dulwich station. Brand new building offering desks, event space, private boardroom and flexible working. We can do a variety of packages depending upon your working requirements and also longer term memberships if needed. Private boardroom for 6 people if you want a space on an hourly basis which is separate one way in / out from the rest of the space. Two outdoor terraces and a bright naturally lit and ventilated space. Keen to work around people who don't want to go back to larger office spaces and want a 2 or 3 day a week solution to get you out of your home. Workstations are spaced more than 2m apart and we operate within the Covid 19 guidelines for office space. Happy to show the space and talk about what we can offer. Ginny

www.eastdulwichcreative.co.uk

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