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25

Nov 2022

Last Updated: 24/11/2022
Business
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Harrogate's Windsor House gets new co-working space and cafe

by John Plummer

| 25 Nov, 2022
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Windsor House Building Manager Karen Winspear in the newly completed co-working space

A new co-working space, meeting area and café have opened in Harrogate's Windsor House.

The facilities were created during the second phase of a refurbishment of the imposing building, which overlooks Valley Gardens.

Owned by property firm Boultbee Brooks, Windsor House is home to more than 115 businesses, and includes 75,000 sq ft of flexible workspace.


Harrogate borough mayor, Cllr Victoria Oldham, officially opened the new facilities at an event attended by more than 100 dignitaries.

Mayor Victoria Oldham at Windsor House

Mayor Victoria Oldham cuts the ribbon.


The refurbishment, which included repairing the leaky roof and installing new furniture, has been overseen by interior design firm and Windsor House tenant RU Creative, which sourced and installed the main focal point — an olive tree.


The new space seats 110 people, who can visit the renovated café, which has been renamed The Pantry at Windsor House. The pantry is run by husband-and-wife Antonio and Jo Nobile.







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The building, formerly the Grand Hotel, is a short walk from the town centre.


Karen Winspear, Boultbee Brooks’ building manager for Windsor House, said:



“After four months of intense work and much anticipation, we are delighted to have opened this beautiful new space for our tenants.
“The grand foyer, which has been returned to its former glory, is a luxurious space for workers to meet clients, to work together, or just relax over a coffee or lunch.
“There is more to come at Windsor House, with plans to open a new yoga studio in the new year."