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title: "Regus 1000 Lakeside Building"
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# Regus 1000 Lakeside Building

Portsmouth is a naval city, a ferry port and a university town, and its centre is on an island. Regus 1000 Lakeside Building is not on the island. It stands on the mainland at Lakeside North Harbour, Building 1000, Western Road, PO6 3EZ, an office campus by the foot of Portsdown Hill, beside the M27 corridor. Regus calls it the south coast's leading office campus and a landmark business destination, and the description is not far off: this is a managed campus with a lake, a full-height glass atrium as its centrepiece, and services on site.

What does the listing give you? A terrace, showers, bicycle storage, parking, wheelchair access, surveillance cameras, a lounge area, meeting rooms and snacks. Regus adds lakeside views, premium business facilities and amenities on the campus: a café, a supermarket, a hairdresser and a nursery. For a team of parents, cyclists and drivers, those details make a normal working day easier than in a central office block, and they explain why a campus like this appeals to firms that want to keep staff for the long term.

The transport is practical. The M27 corridor is close, so Southampton, Chichester, Fareham and the A3 towards London are reached by road. The campus runs a free shuttle to the bus and train stations and to the centre of Portsmouth, according to Regus, which solves the question of how a visitor arriving by rail gets to a business park. Ask for the shuttle timetable, because the quality of the service decides how well the campus works for people without a car.

Who is it for? Portsmouth's economy rests on defence and marine engineering, aerospace, the ferry and cruise sector, the university, health and a large public sector. Contractors and suppliers to the naval base and the dockyard, engineering and IT firms, consultancies and shipping agents will find the address useful. Companies from London or Southampton that want a lower-cost second office, and regional sales teams who need meeting rooms close to the motorway, make up the rest of the market. Remote employees of national firms who live in Hampshire can use the campus for team days.

How does it compare with a central Portsmouth office? You give up the harbour, the Spinnaker Tower and the streets of Southsea, and you get parking, a lake, a terrace and an easy road. The campus is a place for a working day, not a walk in the old town; the city's historic dockyard and seafront are a shuttle ride away for a client who wants to see them.

On a visit, ask which floors are available, how many parking spaces your team can use, when the shuttle runs, and which of the campus services are open in the evening. Ask also whether a business address at the campus can serve as your registered office.

Think about the campus as a small town of its own. A café for the morning meeting, a supermarket for the evening shop, a hairdresser and a nursery all within the grounds mean that a working parent can drop a child, work a full day and pick up groceries without a car journey in between. Companies that care about retention, and that compete for skilled staff with the city's naval and engineering employers, can use that as part of the offer. Ask which of the services are open at the hours your team works, and how the campus handles visitor parking at busy times.

The price depends on the office size, the term and availability on your dates. CoworkingView does not set it and cannot promise availability. Ask with your team size and start date, and compare the offer with other options in Portsmouth and along the south coast before you decide.

- **Location:** Portsmouth
- **Address:** Building 1000, Western Road, Lakeside North Harbour, Portsmouth PO6 3EZ
- **Operator:** Regus
- **Amenities:** Bikes Available, Reception, Showers, Purified Water, Ergonomic Chairs, Snacks, High-speed WiFi, Office Supplies, AC / Heating, Meeting Rooms, External Monitors, Lockers, Wheelchair Accessible, Printer / Scanner, Parking, Kitchenette, Lounge Area, Terrace, Surveillance Cameras

## Pricing

- Private office at Regus 1000 Lakeside Building (Private Office): £199/month

## Nearby transport

- 1000 Lakeside (bus, 4 min walk)
- Cosham (train, 14 min walk)

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