15 Person Private Office at Prince Sultan St, Jeddah

Are you searching for a private office in Jeddah? Look no further than the Zahran Business Centre on Prince Sultan St. With up to 15 workspaces and 50 desks ranging from 1-50, this serviced office is perfect for your business needs. Your Host is currently offering 10% OFF the rental price of SR 7855 weekly (SR 34131 monthly). This building offers a wealth of features which are sure to benefit any business. Reception services, storage facilities, telephone answering, air conditioning, disabled access, building security, concierge in foyer and lift/elevator access 24/7 can all be accessed at no extra cost. The area is well-connected too with various public transportation options nearby and plenty of parking within the building itself. Don't hesitate – get in touch with Your Host today to book your tour and secure your space before it's too late!

At their Prince Sultan Street, Jeddah location you will find 15 available listings with 11 private spaces, 2 virtual spaces and a range of co-working options. The workspace is suitable for businesses of all sizes from 1 to 50 desks starting from SR982 up to SR113,771. Regus is dedicated to helping customers succeed in all aspects of business. With their extensive network of centers providing flexible solutions for businesses of all sizes, Regus is the perfect choice when it comes to finding the perfect workspace. Their Prince Sultan Street, Jeddah office offers 15 listings with 11 private spaces, 2 virtual spaces and an array of co-working options. All this is available for businesses ranging from one desk up to fifty desks with prices starting at SR982 and going as high as SR113,771. Whether you are an individual seeking a short-term office solution or a business requiring long-term space rental Regus has something that fits your budget and your needs. Their workspace includes high speed internet connection, comfortable furniture and professional staff ready to help you get the most out of your space so why not contact them today?