In pictures: See inside St Albans’ newest flexible working space

Queens House in Victoria Street, St Albans

Imagine sleek members’ club energy, Instagram-worthy interiors, plush sofas for collaboration, a state-of-the-art podcast suite and a TopBrewer coffee machine at your fingertips.

Sounds like the sort of facility you expect to see in the heart of London, doesn’t it? Think again. A new generation of flexible working space has opened its doors in St Albans city centre, offering something completely new to the local business community.

Whether you’re a fresh start-up, an expanding team or an independent creative, Queens House in Victoria Street offers beautifully designed private offices and flexible hot-desking options tailored to your needs without the restriction of leases.

The old Crown Prosecution Service offices – themselves once a former hat factory – have undergone a remarkable transformation into the new-look offering, which spans 20,000 sq ft across multiple floors and is complete with a roof terrace and state-of-the-art facilities including showers and changing rooms, private phone booths and secure indoor bike storage.

Savvas Fellas, founder and managing director of MrQ.com, the company behind Queens House, said: “St Albans has long needed a space like this. Queens House is about more than just providing office facilities, it’s about creating a community of enterprising, creative people who want flexibility, inspiration and connection in the way they work.”

Find out more at https://queens.house/


Queens House in Victoria Street, St Albans


Queens House in Victoria Street, St Albans


Queens House in Victoria Street, St Albans


Queens House in Victoria Street, St Albans


Queens House in Victoria Street, St Albans


Queens House in Victoria Street, St Albans


Queens House in Victoria Street, St Albans


Queens House in Victoria Street, St Albans


Queens House in Victoria Street, St Albans


Queens House in Victoria Street, St Albans



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