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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.

Enterprise House is part of Manchester Science Park, Bruntwood SciTech's home for thriving tech and science businesses in Manchester's Oxford Road innovation district, ranked among Europe's top five. It offers flexible leased and managed office space among a community of start-ups, scale-ups and research organisations, with on-site car parking, secure cycle storage and shared amenities across the park, and cutting-edge cultural, clinical and academic facilities close by. It is a short walk from Manchester city centre.

York House offers flexible, open-plan office suites across eleven floors in the heart of Manchester's Central Business District on York Street. Newly refurbished and flooded with natural light, it pairs an in-house design service with a new reception and collaborative breakout space, the popular Moose Coffee diner on the ground floor, dedicated secure parking, bike storage and free access to a high-spec gym with showers, changing, lockers and hair straighteners at nearby Bond. Customers join a network of more than 1100 businesses across the Bruntwood portfolio, with 25 percent off meeting rooms and excellent tram, rail and bus links moments away.

Colony Spring Gardens is Colony's first venue in Manchester's Central Business District, set across newly refurbished floors at 19 Spring Gardens in the heart of the city. Members enjoy premium meeting rooms, spacious breakout areas and a balcony terrace, with a huge choice of workspaces including some of Colony's largest private offices. It is an ideal base for freelancers, remote workers and businesses of every size, from start ups to established brands. The Market Street Metrolink stop is about three minutes away.

Flint Glass Works is a characterful workspace on Jersey Street in the heart of Ancoats, Manchester. Once a busy glassworks some 200 years ago, the building keeps its exposed brick walls and timber beam ceilings while offering high specification private offices, light contemporary open spaces and a garden terrace. Designed in house with members in mind, it features a mural by Manchester street artist Voyder. It is a calm and creative base for teams who want history and character alongside modern facilities.