95 Regent Street
95 Regent Street, Cambridge, CB2 1AW
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Workspace type
Serviced
Character scoring
Productivity-led
86
Community-led
82
Hospitality-led
96
Innovation-led
76
Facilities
About this space
Mantle 95 Regent Street is a flexible workspace in the heart of Cambridge, on Regent Street beside Parker's Piece. Run by Mantle, the East of England and Thames Valley provider with a work-local ethos, it offers well-designed private offices and coworking on flexible terms, with enhanced cleaning and business services so a team can focus on its work. The central address puts the city's shops, colleges and stations within easy reach.
The building's stand-out is a rooftop garden, a rare spot in central Cambridge to step out, meet informally or take a break from the desk. Members get 24/7 access, showers for cyclists and runners, lifts and step-free access throughout, and Mantle's breakout and wellbeing spaces designed around comfort as much as productivity. A business-services team can answer phones, handle post and greet clients. Space runs from a single desk to private offices for a growing team, all on the flexible terms Mantle applies across its network.
Regent Street runs through the centre of Cambridge, moments from Parker's Piece and the shops, cafes and restaurants of the city centre, with the historic colleges and the Grafton and Grand Arcade shopping close by. It is one of the most walkable and connected addresses in the city, popular with professional and knowledge businesses. The mix of colleges, technology firms and professional services around the centre gives the address real standing in the city.
Cambridge station is about a fifteen-minute walk or short cycle for fast trains to London King's Cross and Liverpool Street, and the city's cycle network runs past the door. It suits founders, professional and knowledge-economy businesses that want a central Cambridge base with strong transport and a work-local feel, on flexible terms.
The roof terrace makes this building, an outdoor kitchen, a covered bar and planting looking over Parker's Piece, used for events and just as good for a coffee away from the desk. The community feel is real too, with a shared puzzle, book exchange and monthly events shared with the sister site two minutes away.
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FAQ
What's the standout feature of this building?
The roof terrace. It has an outdoor kitchen, a covered outdoor bar, high-quality furniture and planting, and views over the park and central Cambridge. The covered area means it still works well in poorer weather.
What meeting rooms are available?
Four meeting rooms, seating between 6 and 12 people, finished to a high standard with Owl video conferencing and excellent acoustics. Members also have flexible access to additional meeting rooms at the sister site, Nine Hills Road, two minutes away.
What's parking like?
More limited than at Nine Hills Road, with four on-site spaces and no EV charging. Members can use the roughly 70 spaces at Nine Hills Road instead, just a two-minute walk away.
What food and drink options are there?
A wide range of local catering, including Gonville Hotel (with a personal chef available on request), Thoroughbreds Catering and Rocker Sandwiches, with shared arrangements across both sister sites.
Is it good for cyclists?
Yes. Cycle storage is good on both the East Road side of the building and within the car park, and cycling to work is actively encouraged.
How big is the space and what's the licence term?
Total capacity is around 267 people, with a standard 12-month licence and flexibility available on length. Some office suites have characterful architectural features, including spiral staircases and built-in meeting rooms
What's the day-to-day community culture like?
Strong and informal, with a shared puzzle, book exchange and board games kept in the communal lounge areas. Non-bookable quiet pods, some designed for two people, offer excellent acoustics and specialist lighting for calls or focused work.
What sustainability and community initiatives does the building support?
It's aligned with Mantle Space's wider energy and recycling initiatives, and the on-site team supports charities including Mind, sponsors community initiatives, and gets involved with the Dragon Boat Festival.