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Read our guide to find out what type of flexible workspace is offered by Oxford House
Oxford House provides a wide and varied selection of private offices and individual workspaces available for short-term rent and longer-term rental options.
The centre is run as a not-for-profit so the operators understand the importance of delivering value and so provide affordable workspaces and offices to creatives, charities, social enterprises and other not-for-profits.
The good value spaces are available in a range of formats including desks in shared workspaces and individual private offices for 2 desks up to 20 desks.
All working spaces benefit from good levels of natural light, are wheelchair accessible with lifts and ramps throughout, are centrally heated and both short-term lets and long-term lets are available to tenants.
The occupational agreements are flexible offering ‘easy in and easy out’ contracts and sample flexible lease agreements are available to inspect when viewing the property.
Popular features of this Bethnal Green all-inclusive managed workspace property include,
Property maintenance and cleaning are covered by the monthly rental fee and the workspaces and offices have no business rates applied.
As well as flexible workspaces, there is also a wide range of creative spaces available including studios, rehearsal spaces, performance spaces, a theatre, a secret chapel and hireable meeting rooms. The largest space available will accommodate up to 200 people.
There is also a large roof terrace that can be hired for events – accommodating 100 guests and offering 360-degree views of East London, it boasts its iconic cupola and is fully equipped with Wi-Fi, outdoor power sockets and an internal service area.
This is also a range of bookable meeting rooms capable of accommodating from 2 to 40 delegates.
With small meeting rooms suitable for interviews and huddles, the large meeting rooms are increasingly used as collaborative spaces for organisations wishing to bring together remote homeworking team members for training events, collaborative projects, team meetings and other uses as part of new hybrid working models.
With the ability to accommodate 24 delegates in a boardroom format and up to 40 in a theatre format, the cost of hire is inclusive of superfast Wi-Fi, a flip chart, paper and pens.
Derbyshire Street, Bethnal Green, London E2 6HG
We have the pleasure of providing access to Oxford House flexible workspace in Bethnal Green.
About Oxford House?
Affectionally known as ‘the beating heart of Bethnal Green since 1884’, the Grade II listed arts and community centre was established by alumni of Keble College, Oxford as a ‘settlement house’ with the mission to tackle the challenges of urban poverty in the East End of London.
The students and graduates lived and worked in the property and created youth clubs, offered free legal advice, and provided adult education classes and cultural clubs for members of the community.
Today, it is described as an arts and community centre and remains a vital community hub in Bethnal Green offering a diverse programme of cultural and creative events, activities and volunteering programmes for all ages.
The unique property is home to a café, workshops, studios, a theatre, a roof terrace, and a historic secret chapel.
Oxford House also offers a range of other creative workspaces, private offices, managed shared workspaces, hireable meeting rooms and collaborative spaces and is the base of 30 local organisations, small businesses and larger organisations.
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Why choose Oxford House flexi space?
With over 130 years of serving the community in a wide variety of ways, Oxford House remains a much-loved and extremely popular workspace option in Bethnal Green.
Aside from the full calendar of events that are hosted at the property including makers fairs – with stalls available free of charge for local people, photography exhibitions and jazz performances, the café, that is open Monday to Friday 10 am to 6 pm, is also a very popular meeting spot and is stocked full of fresh baked goods that are made locally.
The architecture and original features of Oxford House are something quite special – with its theatre and secret hidden chapel, it is a space that literally makes people exclaim ‘OH!’ when they experience it.
This is the reason that its wide range of backdrops is used for various types of filming and photoshoots.
And, of course, there is the large rooftop terrace that provides spectacular views of Weaver Fields and beyond.
It is certainly not all about work at Oxford House and community remains very much at its core – for instance, free workshops are held twice weekly open to Tower Hamlets residents aged 55+ offering an eclectic range of activities including, autumnal planting, flower pressing, soap making, beeswax wrap making, and even workshops for creating ‘insect hotels’.
And, if social proof is needed, Oxford House is already home to a wide range of businesses and organisations including, theatre school for stage and screen, Young & Talented, Sonia Friedman Productions, Thames TV, Guildhall School of Music, The Writers Guild and the BBC.