Take a virtual tour of your next office
There’s now an easier way to see what could be your next office
While Google Street View has been around for a few years, it is now possible to go inside commercial buildings for a chance to view what’s inside.
This technology has been used by the team at the Blackpool Enterprise Centre in South Shore who have opened their doors so that prospective businesses can have a peek at what could be their move to the next level.
Google Street View gives you a 360-degree virtual tour of the former Lido building on Lytham Road which has been a hub for hundreds of start-up and growing businesses in Blackpool and the centre of enterprise on the Fylde coast.
Featuring a range of high-quality and affordable facilities on your doorstep
- Meeting rooms
- Office spaces are ideal for businesses looking to move out of their bedrooms and into a more business setting.
All office spaces are fully serviced with excellent facilities, offering flexible terms tailored to the business’ needs, whether they are a start-up or a growing business.
And even if you don’t require office space, we can provide your business with its own “virtual office”, giving your company more flexibility and the advantage of having a business address of its own.
Cllr Mark Smith, Cabinet Member for Business and Economic Development, said:
“As well as telling people about the Enterprise Centre through a variety of platforms we wanted to use the technology at our disposal to show the inside of the building off.
“Google Street View allows people to explore what the Blackpool Enterprise Centre has to offer; the modern office space which is there for any new and growing business to use, without having to visit. We hope having this tool will make more businesses realise there is an alternative to working from their spare room.
“Blackpool has some of the best rented office space on the Fylde and caters for every business need. Now you can see it before you visit and we are certain it will see the Enterprise Centre reach it’s potential of putting businesses in the resort at the forefront of the local economy.”
