The Office, Accra, is designed for business executives, entrepreneurs, professionals, individuals, and groups looking for a convenient place close to the heart of the city, equipped with state-of the-art audio-visual facilities for multimedia presentations, to hold short or all-day meetings; conferences and seminars; host clients; or hold similar events and sessions. The Office, Accra, also provid
es workspaces and a prestigious address for people working on-the-go or virtually, including backpackers and young startup owners, to work for a few hours of the day. With an ambience designed to get your creative juices flowing, The Office, Accra, is the best place in Accra to brainstorm, code and debug software and applications, design artworks and creative content for clients, work on proposals and deals, draft legal briefs, prepare client financial statements, or prepare invoices for clients. Nestled within the Afrikiko Enclave on the iconic and ceremonial Independence Avenue/Liberation Road that boasts of premium addresses like the Jubilee House, The Presidential Office of the Republic of Ghana and the Headquarters of multinationals like MTN and Standard Chartered Bank, The Office, Accra, is a short, walking distance from key locations in the city: from Ghana’s main international airport, Kotoka International Airport (KIA) and Airport City, the “Ministries Enclave” hosting Government Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs), through the “Ambassadorial and Diplomatic Enclaves” of Osu and Cantonments hosting Foreign Diplomatic Missions and Multilateral Agencies, to Accra’s “High Street” and Central Business District (CBD) hosting banks, the Superior and High Courts of the Republic of Ghana, and businesses of all sizes. Indeed, The Office, Accra, is a neighbour of Jubilee House, The Presidential Office, which is a two to three-minute walk away. The Office, Accra, is also a walking distance to the eateries and entertainment hotspot of Accra, “Oxford Street”, including Country Kitchen, Buka Restaurant and Honeysuckle.
