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description: "A terracotta façade, ornamental Art Nouveau details and green glazed roof tiles are not what most people expect from a serviced office. Fastolff House, 30 Regent Street, NR30 1RR, is a Grade II-listed building in the centre of Great Yarmouth, and HQ describes it as one of the town's most recognis…"
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# HQ Fastolff House

A terracotta façade, ornamental Art Nouveau details and green glazed roof tiles are not what most people expect from a serviced office. Fastolff House, 30 Regent Street, NR30 1RR, is a Grade II-listed building in the centre of Great Yarmouth, and HQ describes it as one of the town's most recognisable commercial addresses. The restoration followed guidance from English Heritage and was combined with the technology a contemporary business needs, so the person who walks through the door sees a Victorian-Edwardian showpiece and works in a modern office.

Regent Street is the town's old link between the Market Place and the seafront, and that explains the character of the neighbourhood: shops, cafés, the amusement frontage of the Golden Mile in one direction and the quiet lanes of the old town in the other. A short stroll along the street takes you to the sea, and HQ itself suggests refreshing the mind with a walk on the seafront, a seafood lunch in a local restaurant or a round of golf at a nearby course.

For transport, the Howard Street South bus stop is a few steps from the building, and Great Yarmouth railway station is within walking distance, with a train to Norwich that HQ describes as a half-hour ride. Norwich Airport is the nearest airport for business travel beyond Norfolk, and Stansted is the alternative for longer routes. Great Yarmouth is not a place you pass through, and that is the strength of an office here: your clients in the town know where to find you.

Who is it for? HQ points to the local business community: specialists in offshore energy, tourism, marine science and engineering. The port and the offshore wind and gas industry that works from it give the town a technical workforce, and many of the firms need small offices for contractors, consultants and project teams who come for a few months. Tourism and hospitality businesses, accountants and solicitors, marine surveyors, charities and the public bodies of the Norfolk coast all need a professional meeting room now and then. The building offers private offices, flexible coworking space and meeting rooms with the technology for presentations, board meetings and workshops.

What should you ask on a visit? A listed building means that each room is different, so see the specific office, check the daylight and the way heating and cooling work in an older structure, and ask about access for visitors with reduced mobility, since older buildings handle this in different ways. Ask also which floors are available, how the lounge area is used and whether the meeting rooms can be booked by the hour.

Great Yarmouth has another asset for a company that serves visitors or the sea: the town works as a gateway to the Norfolk Broads and to the coast, and the Market Place a few steps away is the town's historic trading square. That history is part of why a building with a terracotta front and decorated roof tiles fits the street so well. For a client who is shown to a meeting room on the first visit, the building says that the company takes its address seriously, which is a modest but real help in winning a contract.

Ask, finally, how the centre handles guests: whether the reception greets visitors by name, whether the lounge can host a short client coffee, and how a delivery or a courier is received. In a listed building these small things decide how professional the place feels, and a short visit will tell you more than any brochure.

The final price depends on the room, the term and what is free on your dates. CoworkingView does not set it and cannot promise availability. Ask with your team size and start date, view the offices and the façade in daylight, and compare the offer with the other options in Great Yarmouth before you decide.

- **Location:** Great Yarmouth
- **Address:** Fastolff House, 30 Regent Street, Great Yarmouth NR30 1RR
- **Operator:** HQ
- **Amenities:** Reception, Purified Water, Ergonomic Chairs, Snacks, High-speed WiFi, Office Supplies, AC / Heating, Meeting Rooms, External Monitors, Lockers, Printer / Scanner, Kitchenette, Lounge Area

## Pricing

- Private office at HQ Fastolff House, Great Yarmouth (Private Office): £139/month

## Nearby transport

- Regents Road, adj (bus, 2 min walk)
- Market Gates, Stand A (bus, 2 min walk)
- Town Hall, adj (bus, 2 min walk)
- Market Gates, Stand B (bus, 3 min walk)
- Great Yarmouth (train, 9 min walk)

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