the workspace peopleSituated in the impressive and iconic Bromley Old Town Hall. Originally built in 1907, the neo-Georgian Grade-II listed building still retains its stunning crittall windows and bright copper domed roof. It holds a varied and colourful past; in 1937 it was as a Magistrates Court, it provided the backdrop for David Bowie's 1970 marriage to Mary Angela Barnett and even housed an underground nuclear fall-out shelter in the 1980s, before becoming home to Bromley College. With private offices, dedicated desks and meeting rooms to suit all ways of flexible working. There is also a member's lounge with Two Hands Café and terrace, a casual dining restaurant and boutique hotel with 23 rooms.
Located in the city centre and a four minute walk from Bromley North train station and a 10 Minute walk from Bromley South station. Ideally located near shops, bars, restaurants and parks.
Bromley North (0.1 mi)
Sundridge Park (0.5 mi)
Bromley South (0.7 mi)
