Serviced Offices in Birmingham

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Quick answer

A serviced office in Birmingham is a furnished private office on a flexible agreement, with rent, utilities, internet, cleaning and reception usually included in one monthly fee. Prices usually start from £115 per desk per month, with terms usually from 1 to 36 months; operators set their own terms.

The shape of Birmingham’s serviced market

Many of Birmingham’s serviced offices are in the compact centre around Colmore Row and Newhall Street, a short walk from New Street and Snow Hill stations. The rest are spread across Edgbaston, Aston and the motorway and airport belt towards Solihull. So the choice is a city-centre address, or easy road access.

Area guide

Colmore Row and Colmore Circus. Birmingham’s classic business address, right in the middle of the city. Cubo is at 55 Colmore Row, Boutique Workplace at 102 Colmore Row and Orega at The Colmore Building.

Newhall Street. Regus at Edmund House, a short walk from Colmore Row and the Jewellery Quarter.

Bennetts Hill, Temple Row and Chamberlain Square. Airivo on Bennetts Hill, Runway East at Arca on Temple Row and Cubo at 2 Chamberlain Square. Central, and close to Birmingham New Street and the Bullring.

Bull Street and Great Charles Street Queensway. Spaces at the Lewis Building and at 156 Great Charles Street Queensway, on the north side of the core.

Edgbaston. Regus at Apex House on Calthorpe Road, in a quieter, leafier setting south-west of the centre.

Aston and Fort Dunlop. Regus at Aston Cross and Fort Dunlop, near the M6 and Spaghetti Junction side of the city.

Birmingham Business Park, the NEC and the airport. Citibase and Regus at Birmingham Business Park, Orega at Ingenuity House, Regus at the NEC airport centre and the Comet Building at Birmingham Airport. Useful if your team flies, drives or sits close to Solihull.

Rubery, south-west. Regus at Park House, for teams living south of the city.

Who it suits

Professional-services firms that want a Colmore address; regional offices for national companies; teams that travel a lot (airport or M42 side); and growing businesses that need a base without a lease.

How to choose: checklist

City centre or motorway belt? Decide on commute and travel.

Ask if the price is per person or per office.

Check parking and train access to New Street.

Ask what the fee covers and what meeting-room time you get.

Confirm VAT, deposit and notice period.

View one central and one out-of-centre option to compare.

Ask for the full terms in writing and take legal advice if you are unsure.

Pricing and terms

Prices differ across the centre, Edgbaston and the airport belt. The range is £115 to £622 per desk per month. Whole offices start from £230 per month. Operators often quote excluding VAT.

Looking for a managed office in Birmingham?

Looking for a managed office in Birmingham?

A managed office is a private space the operator fits out and runs, usually on a longer term than a serviced office. If you need managed space, tick Managed or say so in your enquiry.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a serviced office in Birmingham cost?

It depends on area and size. Expect £115 to £622 per desk per month. The operator confirms the final quote.

What is the minimum contract?

From 1 month.

What is the maximum?

Up to 36 months. Operators set their own terms, so check the listing.

Which area suits a professional-services firm?

Colmore Row and Newhall Street are the central options.

Are there serviced offices near Birmingham Airport and the NEC?

Yes: Regus at the NEC and the Comet Building at Birmingham Airport, plus the Birmingham Business Park centres nearby.

Is VAT included?

Often quoted excluding VAT. Confirm.

Indicative office pricing in Birmingham

Serviced Offices: indicative advertised pricing

£115 to £622 per desk per month; average £297; based on 20 priced buildings

Last updated .

Figures are equal-weighted building averages. Prices are indicative; operators provide the final quote.

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Serviced or managed: what is the difference?

A serviced office is a furnished, ready-to-use office in a building that the operator runs. You pay one monthly fee that typically covers rent, utilities, internet, cleaning and reception, you share facilities such as meeting rooms and kitchens, and the agreement is short and flexible, so you can usually add or drop space as your team changes.

A managed office is a private space that the operator fits out and sets up around your business, usually with your branding, layout and furniture. The operator handles the day-to-day running (maintenance, cleaning, connectivity and similar), so you get the control of your own office without managing it yourself. Managed offices normally come with a longer commitment and a more tailored price.

The labels are used differently by different operators, so always confirm in writing what is included before you sign.

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