117-119 Portland Street

Huckletree Ancoats, located in Manchester's historic Express Building, offers vibrant coworking spaces within an Art Deco landmark. Just a short walk from Manchester Piccadilly Station, it's perfect for entrepreneurs seeking creativity at the heart of the city.

Your working day just got easier at St James’s Tower, right in the centre of Manchester. Watch your productivity soar when you base your business in a prime spot to spark ideas and relationships. Find the flexible, fully-equipped space to suit your business needs, across four floors flooded with natural light – whether you’re looking for private offices, communal spaces to brainstorm your next big idea or to hire a meeting room in Manchester. Be inspired by our buzzing community of like-minded entrepreneurs as you network in our lounges. Plug into our super-fast Wi-Fi connection and call upon the support of our friendly and professional team to help your day go more smoothly. Step outside and you’re surrounded by everything a vibrant city like Manchester has to offer. It’s a short lunchtime stroll to St Peter’s Square or, in the other direction, Piccadilly Gardens and its fountain. Spark your creativity with a visit to Manchester Art Gallery, just two minutes away, and the landmark Arch of Chinatown. There are bus stops on your doorstep and it’s five minutes to the trams at St Peter’s Square and Piccadilly Gardens. Manchester Piccadilly Train Station is a 10 minute walk.

You can bank on being able to work efficiently and productively at our offices at 82 King Street, Manchester, once the centre of the North-West banking industry. Today, it remains one of the most important thoroughfares in the city centre and is within a mile of Manchester Victoria station. The Grade I-listed building blends traditional design with striking modern architecture. It has a videoconferencing studio, 24-hour access, a sandwich bar and secure parking. After a productive day, you can unwind in the street’s luxury shops and restaurants.

Lower Campfield in St. John's, Manchester, is a technology and media campus of three buildings, once the City Exhibition Hall and later the Manchester Air & Space Museum. A glass roof fills the space with natural light, with Department Coffee and a clubhouse bar on site.

Part of Bruntwood's Thread Works cluster, 113-115 Portland Street is a Grade II listed building in Manchester's Oxford Road Corridor offering flexible workspace from coworking desks to fully customised private offices. It sits five minutes from St Peter's Square, and customers share the cluster's brand new amenities next door at 117-119 Portland Street, including a gym and fitness studio, changing facilities and a bookable auditorium. The building is dog-friendly, with a community events programme and 25 percent off meeting rooms.