Coworking Space in Easington

The Old Brewery is a Grade II listed building dating back to 1826. It was rebuilt as a business centre in 2006 with many of the original features retained with no two offices the same – some even have original fireplaces. You can enjoy a superb “workstyle” with lovely gardens, views over the golf course - all just 200 metres from the A19. There are some 33 offices to rent on an easy-in/easy-out basis. Sizes range from a 158 sq.ft office for one to two people up to a 732 sq.ft suite. Tenants have the use of a shared kitchen and receive a generous discount on our meeting room facilities. If you don't need a physical office but would like to take advantage of the facilities at The Old Brewery, a virtual office with use of the desks in our atrium may be suitable.rnrn

At this Business Centre we have 16 offices ranging from 63 to over 220 sq ft­­­ in size. The facility has flexible terms with easy in and out terms giving business startups that peace of mind. The building has CCTV inside and out with modern security alarms monitored 24 hours a day. A modern infinity cove room is available to rent for photographers & videographers. Meeting room hire is also available on a hourly or daily rate.

Approximately five miles from Sunderland City Centre and part of a key business park location, this two-storey, self-contained building provides predominantly open plan office space that has been finished to a high standard.

The Doxford International Centre is an attractive modern red-brick building in a popular 79-acre business and technology park on the outskirts of Sunderland near the cities of Durham and Newcastle. This is one of the region's key locations for corporate headquarters and financial and customer services centres. About 8,000 people are employed here, working for world-class companies and smaller start-up businesses from all sectors. Towering at the park's entrance is Robert Erskine's award-winning sculpture Quintisection, a huge cross-section of an ocean liner providing a visual reminder of the area's 700-year shipbuilding heritage. Today Sunderland is one of the UK's most competitive business locations. The city continues to build upon its worldwide reputation as a centre for automotive manufacturing and is home to a host of blue-chip companies in other industries including financial services, clothing and telecommunications. It is also an increasingly important location for fast-growing technology-based small and medium-sized enterprises.

Oakesway Industrial Estate offers units in a number of sizes, suitable for use as workshops or storage facilities. Located in Hartlepool, with easy road access to Middlesbrough, Durham Tees Valley Airport, and the A1 (M). Destinations from the nearby train station include Sunderland, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and London Kings Cross.