Coworking Office Tonbridge Castle

Castle Lodge, Castle Street, Tonbridge, TN9 1BH

Providing a shared environment for remote workers, freelancers, start-ups and small businesses, this completely renovated building has been recreated as an open plan co-working space. The lodge is in the heart of the creative ‘Old Town’ of Tonbridge and in the immediate vicinity of several of the town’s best coffee houses, cafes, bars and restaurants.

The building, split over two open plan floors, home to 13 dedicated desks, has shared areas that include a well equipped kitchen, toilets and courtyard garden.

Castle Lodge members benefit from the beautiful surroundings of the Castle and its historic buildings, manicured gardens and peaceful river walks. The High Street is within yards of the building which is also close to Tonbridge swimming pool and spa and The Angel Leisure centre. Transport links are excellent and there is a public car park directly outside the building. The nearest bus stop is just 60 yards away and Tonbridge’s main train station is less than a 10 minute walk. Bicycles can be stored in the courtyard garden behind a code locked gate for added security.

Facilities:

13 dedicated or full time desks
2 part time / hot desks
Kitchen area
High speed broadband
Secure bicycle parking
Garden area
Booth for phone/video calls

Fee includes:

Desk, chair and pedestal
Use of the shared facilities
Utilities and service charges
Weekly cleaning
24/7 access
High-Speed Business Internet

For hot desking options near here please check out Workstation Tonbridge.

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Pricing (Per Month)

Private Office

£225 per desk

Shared Office Space

£225 per desk

Phone Booth (Booked)

Free ‘fair use’ per Hour

Testimonials

“This has been my first experience of working in a building dedicated to co-working and I am absolutely loving it! Within my first week, I discovered an old friend from college sharing adjoining offices and it has been fascinating to meet new faces and learn about other industries. Long may it last.”

Lucy Rowe – Garden Design

“I love co-working for the ease and comfort of it all. I tend to find like-minded people in co-working situations and it’s far more interesting than when working in a corporate office for one employer. It’s easy, it’s fun and it’s interesting and extremely cost effective.”

Helen Richmond – Publisher

“I find the co-working experience ideal for my needs and split my time between home and the office, where I work remotely from the rest of my company. Apart from the great camaraderie of sharing a workspace, it has proven extremely beneficial for business, too. In fact, I have now worked together, successfully, with one of our housemates for the past two years. I wouldn’t have made these special connections by working entirely at home.”

John Lynch – Software

“As a writer, working at home can be a lonely experience, especially after having enjoyed a City career surrounded by the buzz and energy generated by a London trading room. In essence, moving in to a shared co-working space has one, given me renewed energy and ideas, and two, re-introduced me to an ever-changing business world that had advanced beyond belief.”

Keith Palmer – writer

“We are only an office of two partners, although on the look-out to expand in the immediate future. Sharing an office with other like-minded individuals and businesses has proved a Godsend, the connection we have made with fun and helpful people imperative to a happy working environment. The great atmosphere and ability to make fresh contacts is something that we would both highly recommend to others in a similar position.”

John Frear – Software

“As someone who has worked at home for a decade, I’d grown accustomed to the loneliness and distractions of trying to complete a day’s work under those circumstances. After joining The House, in Tunbridge Wells, my eyes were suddenly awoken by the many benefits and pleasures of a shared working space.”