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title: "Regus Maple House"
description: "Potters Bar sits where Hertfordshire meets north London, just inside the M25. It is a town of commuters and small businesses, and for a company that wants a London connection without London prices, it is one of the more sensible choices on the Great Northern line. Regus Maple House, High Street,…"
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# Regus Maple House

Potters Bar sits where Hertfordshire meets north London, just inside the M25. It is a town of commuters and small businesses, and for a company that wants a London connection without London prices, it is one of the more sensible choices on the Great Northern line. Regus Maple House, High Street, EN6 5BS, is in the business and retail heart of the town, less than two miles from the M25, in a modern building with floor-to-ceiling windows that Regus says give scenic views.

The building is a straightforward working office. The listing names a lounge area, meeting rooms, wheelchair access, surveillance cameras and snacks, together with furnished offices, Wi-Fi, a staffed reception, printing and a kitchen. The large windows are the feature that stays with a visitor, because they bring daylight into offices and meeting rooms and change the feel of a working day. The high street location means that shops and places to eat are on the doorstep, and a short walk leads to Oakmere Park for a break.

For commuters the story is the railway. Potters Bar station is on the line to London King's Cross and Moorgate and to Welwyn and Stevenage in the other direction, and Regus counts it as a walk on foot from the building, a quarter of an hour at a steady pace, so many people will want to plan a bus or a taxi for the last stretch in bad weather. Drivers have the M25 less than two miles away, and from it the M1, A1(M) and the north London roads, which makes Potters Bar a handy meeting point for clients in Hertfordshire, Essex and north London.

Who is it for? Local professional practices that want a High Street address: accountants, solicitors, financial advisers, estate agents and architects. Small companies from north London that find the cost of an office in the capital too high. Consultants and freelancers who live in Potters Bar, Cuffley, Brookmans Park or Hadley Wood and want to work near home and see clients in a proper room. Regional sales teams that need a base close to the M25. And remote employees of London firms who work from the town two or three days a week.

What distinguishes the town from other commuter towns? Its size and its character. Potters Bar is small enough that the High Street is the town centre, and a business located there is easy for customers to find. The countryside of the Green Belt is close at hand, with walks and parks on the edge of the town, and the combination of a London rail line and a motorway makes both train and car travellers comfortable.

Ask on a visit about parking, the hours of the reception, how the meeting rooms are booked and which floors are available. Ask also whether a business address at Maple House can be used for registered offices and mail.

The town's modest scale is the other half of the argument. Potters Bar has independent cafés, a market-town High Street and quiet residential streets, and the countryside begins at the edge of the built-up area. A company that wants staff to enjoy the working day without the pressure of central London will find that the combination is hard to beat for the price. Meetings with clients from outside the area are simple too: the railway station and the motorway are both close enough for visitors to find the building without difficulty, and the High Street gives them a place for a coffee beforehand.

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 Hertfordshire and north London before you decide.

- **Location:** Potters Bar
- **Address:** Maple House, High Street, Potters Bar EN6 5BS
- **Operator:** Regus
- **Amenities:** Reception, Purified Water, Ergonomic Chairs, Snacks, High-speed WiFi, Office Supplies, AC / Heating, Meeting Rooms, External Monitors, Lockers, Wheelchair Accessible, Printer / Scanner, Kitchenette, Lounge Area, Surveillance Cameras

## Pricing

- Private office at Regus Maple House, Potters Bar (Private Office): £259/month

## Nearby transport

- Whaley Road (bus, 2 min walk)
- The Cask & Stillage PH (bus, 2 min walk)
- Potters Bar Tesco (bus, 3 min walk)
- Highview Gardens (bus, 3 min walk)
- Potters Bar (train, 14 min walk)

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