Nobilis Business House is a modern, representative class A office building in a very good location. It is located in the eastern part of the city in the Śródmieście district, close to the main traffic artery and one of the largest transfer points of the city - Reagan Roundabout. In the neighborhood is the Grunwald Passage, Wroclaw University of Technology, Medical University, University of Life Sciences and many high-class office buildings. Slightly farther is the Tumski Alley, Centennial Hall, Wroclaw Multimedia Fountain, ZOO with the Afrykarium, park and recreational areas on the Odra River. The location allows you to take full advantage of the city's retail, service, dining, cultural and hotel offerings. The vibrant business and academic environment is conducive to the development of one's own company, provides inspiration and motivation for action, and is a place for business and social meetings. The office building features elegant and timeless architecture that stands out strongly against the surrounding old townhouses. The building offers attractive office space, including a high-standard coworking zone with 24/7 access. Modern design, multifunctional and flexible space, as well as bright and spacious interiors, provide comfortable working conditions. At your disposal are desks, private offices, conference rooms, many interestingly arranged meeting and conversation areas, a shared kitchen with dining area and a reception area. Elegant office interiors make work a pleasure. All rooms are functionally furnished and professionally equipped. Community amenities include concierge support, IT support and access to training and events. Amenities include a restaurant, retail and service units, an interior courtyard, above- and underground parking spaces, along with full bicycle facilities. The location allows efficient access to all parts of the city, both by public and private transportation. Numerous bus and streetcar stops are nearby. It takes about 10 minutes by car to reach the Wrocław Główny railroad station.
