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# Regus Edmund House

Edmund House stands at 12-22 Newhall Street, in the Colmore Business District, the part of central Birmingham where law firms, accountants, surveyors and financial advisers have worked for generations, postcode B3 3AS. The operator describes a compact, modern workspace ideal for networking, a short walk from local amenities and transport connections, including Birmingham New Street and the Bullring.

Alongside private offices, the centre has three modern meeting rooms and a range of open-plan coworking areas, and it lists a lounge area, meeting rooms, bicycle storage, parking and snacks. Twelve photographs of the building are available. Parking is a rare feature in this district, where most buildings rely on public car parks, so ask how it is allocated.

The Colmore district grew around Colmore Row and the streets leading off it, and it has some of the finest Victorian and Edwardian office architecture in the city. St Philip's Cathedral is a short distance away, as are Snow Hill station, the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and the shopping streets that lead to the Bullring. For a firm whose clients are in finance, law or property, many of them are in the next few streets.

Transport is a strength. Birmingham New Street, the city's main station, and Birmingham Snow Hill, for services towards the south and the Jewellery Quarter, are both within walking distance, and the tram and the bus network pass through the centre. Staff who live on any of the main lines can reach the building without a long journey, and visitors from London, Manchester or Bristol find it straightforward.

Who is it for? Professional-services firms who want to be in Colmore without a long lease, branch offices of companies from London or the north, advisers who meet clients in the district every week and start-ups with investors based in the city. The size of the centre suits teams of one to a dozen who want a dependable base and service rather than a campus.

It is a weaker choice if you need a large floor plate for a big team or a quiet green setting. The streets of the business district are busiest on weekdays and calmer at weekends and evenings, which some teams enjoy and others find flat.

The district is walkable, but remember that Birmingham's centre has changed a lot in recent years, with new squares, tram lines and building works. Walk the route from the station you will use most, at the time of day your people would travel, and check for diversions or works that could lengthen the trip.

There is a quieter benefit to a compact building as well. With only a few meeting rooms and a limited number of offices, you are more likely to meet the reception team by name and to find that requests are handled personally. If service matters to you, ask how many members the centre expects at capacity and how often rooms are fully booked. If your clients are in the Colmore district, consider how you will use the meeting rooms. Three rooms are plenty for a small team but may be busy on Tuesday and Thursday mornings, when many firms schedule client sessions. Ask about priority booking and what happens when a room is not available, so that important meetings are never at risk.

Availability, contract terms and access hours are set by the operator and vary by office. Ask which offices are free, how the meeting rooms are booked, how parking is allocated and what the monthly fee includes. Visit at the hour your team would arrive and judge the reception and the lifts as a client would.

- **Location:** Birmingham — Colmore District (Birmingham)
- **Address:** Edmund House, 12-22 Newhall Street, Birmingham B3 3AS
- **Operator:** Regus
- **Amenities:** Bikes Available, Reception, Purified Water, Ergonomic Chairs, Snacks, High-speed WiFi, Office Supplies, AC / Heating, Meeting Rooms, External Monitors, Lockers, Printer / Scanner, Parking, Kitchenette, Lounge Area, Surveillance Cameras

## Pricing

- Private office at Regus Edmund House (Private Office): £205/month

## Nearby transport

- NH1 (bus, 1 min walk)
- Edmund St / Art Gallery (bus, 1 min walk)
- MG1 (bus, 2 min walk)
- Town Hall (tram, 3 min walk)
- Birmingham Snow Hill (train, 5 min walk)

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