Reading Office Space Location Data:

Reading commerce is offered a real variety and extensive directory of commercial real estate / corporate office space including freehold sale property, leasing agreements, sublet office spaces, managed and fully serviced Reading office spaces (lingo tip: American business clients seeking a corporate realty location for a Reading office / headquarters (hq), a “serviced” or “managed” office space is often called an “executive suite” by American realestate professionals and realtors).

Office space in Reading is available with a wide variety of rental terms. These terms can vary from “empty shell”, open-plan office space on traditional leasing / sublease / sublet agreements (usually sublet / sub-lease and leasing terms are a long term business commitment) to far more flexible office suites with each workstation / desk prepared prior to their move in (lingo tip: a “workstation” is usually referred to as a “cubicle” in America. Generally a workstation is open-plan rather than enclosed like traditional American cubicle spaces).

Serviced offices in Reading are generally available on flexible rent terms and usually are provided with on-site property management executives, cat 5 cabling infrastructure with broadband and telecoms services also managed on-site for convenience, executive desks and chairs, flexible ad-hoc meeting room suites which can be rented by the hour on preferential rates, reception / receptionist services, administration and secretary facilities, and the majority of Reading serviced property features security facilities such as cctv and security guards.

The long directory of Reading office space is ideal for servicing the various suburbs and district locations of Reading inc. Katesgrove to the south-west of the town centre, Fords Farm which was the location of a UFO Sighting Report October 1994, Beansheaf Farm which lies approximately 3.5 mls south-west of town centre, Caversham Park Village which was developed in the 1960s, Coley Park which is located largely on the estate of Coley Park country house , Calcot which is located along the A4 Bath Road, Caversham which is located on the north bank of the Thames, Caversham Heights which is one of the more affluent areas of Reading, the suburb of Heath, the residential and light industrial areas of Lower Caversham, Earley which incorporates Maiden Erlegh and Lower Earley, Emmer Green which lies very near the border of the county, Horncastle to the west of the town centre, Whitley which is one of the larger suburbs in the area, Woodley which is a major housing area, Mortimer Common located 7 miles South West of Reading., Purley-On-Thames which has been settled since Saxon times, Newtown located between the River Kennet and Cemetery Junction, and the Tilehurst and Southcote areas.

Reading offers fantastic transport links for any director considering offices in Reading with Reading station providing regular, fast services to both Paddington and Waterloo stations in London and several smaller stations available around the area inc. Reading West, Tilehurst and Earley. Reading is also very well serviced by the road network being serviced by three junctions of the M4 motorway (junction 10, junction 11 and junction 12), the Inner Distribution road which is also the Reading IDR - a ring road for local Reading traffic movements which is linked to the M4 by the recent A33 relief road which passes the Madejski Stadium and Green Park Business complex. The nearest airport to Reading is London Heathrow which is just 30 mls (48 km) away by road or you can use also the express RailAir bus service.

Reading office space is also popular due to the many amenities on offer including the well known, 3 storey shopping centre, “the Oracle”, the pedestrianised Broad Street Mall and its many retail stores which are all serviced by the Yield Hall multi-storey car park.