Staverenstraat 15, Deventer
- From €175/Per Desk/ Month
About this workspace
Staverenstraat 15 is located just outside the centre of Deventer, offering teams a calm base with quick links into town. Its position suits companies that want straightforward access to amenities without the pressures of a city-core address. Meanwhile, nearby green routes and riverside paths add balance to the working day. It keeps teams close to clients and suppliers.
The building offers private offices, coworking space, and bookable meeting rooms on flexible terms. High-speed Wi‑Fi, ergonomic seating, and on‑site support come as standard. In addition, breakout areas, stocked kitchens, and a patio garden create relaxed spots for informal catch‑ups. Showers, secure bike storage, and clearly marked recycling points support low‑impact commutes and day‑to‑day habits.
Deventer Station is a short bus ride or drive away, connecting quickly across the region. Local bus routes run along the main roads nearby, making daily travel straightforward for staff and visitors. As a result, quick access to the A1 supports regional travel for drivers, with nearby parking available.
Head into the centre for theatres, galleries, and cafés around De Brink, the city’s main square. Alternatively, riverside walks along the IJssel and local parks offer easy options for a break. Also, shops and everyday services are close enough for efficient errands between meetings. Staverenstraat 15 offers a well-connected base for teams in Deventer.
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