The Great Yarmouth
Office and Meeting Specialist
Fastolff Business Centre, Fastolff House, 30 Regent Street, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, NR30 1RR, UK
Tel +44 (0)1493 33 4000 Fax +44 (0)1493 334 021
All Site Content © 2009 Fastolff Limited
Now available for permanent or monthly lets:
- Office suitable for two/three desk
- Fastolff Wellness Clinic has space for therapists and beauticians
A larger space is being created for the Fastolff Wellness Clinic offering the opportunity for additional therapist to join.
All lets can include reception and telephone answering, power, repairs, insurance and much more from £199 per month.
Our Business Services include telephone answering and a business mailing address, plus full reception services, meeting and training rooms and storage. All these are available at competitive prices and ideal if you are not requiring a full time office.
Don’t lose valuable business by disruptive travel plans use our video conferencing facilities.
Office to let in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
Permanent, Monthly, Weekly
& by the hour
Fastolff House
Lime Kiln offices and workshops
- Reception services
- Telephone Answering
- Mailing address
- Hot desks
- Photocopying
- Video Conferencing
- Offices
- Meeting Rooms
- Sales Suites
- Training Rooms
- Office Storage
- Computer Training Suite
- Warehousing
- Light Industrial Units
- Use of Fastolff Business Centre facilities at Fastolff House
- Offices
- Storage
- Open Storage
- Parking
- Trading Units
Meet our therapists, arrange for counselling and treatments in the new Fastolff Wellness.
Situated in the town centre, Fastolff House is probably Great Yarmouth's most prestigious and striking office development. It was built in 1908, designed by Ralph Scott Cockrill for the Williment Family to house their Financial Services Businesses. The Grade II listed facade is faced with buff terracotta stone enriched with art nouveau ornamental designs, green faience roof tiles and leaded windows. The exterior was extensively refurbished with the assistance of Great Yarmouth Borough Council and English Heritage in 2002.
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