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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.

Cotton House is a beautifully refurbished office building on the edge of Spinningfields, set in the leafy surroundings of Lincoln Square just off Deansgate between Albert Square and Spinningfields. Recently redeveloped to a high standard, it offers a limited number of single floor office suites with large floor plates and a strong sense of presence, without the premium cost of the central business district. A communal roof garden and events programme sit alongside free access to the fitness studio and wellness suite at nearby Union and Riverside, 25 percent off meeting rooms at any Bruntwood SciTech building, on-site car parking, cycle racks, showers and 24 hour building access.

5 New York Street is a Grade II listed 1909 building in the heart of Manchester city centre, recently modernised into high specification leased and managed offices while keeping much of its original character. A fully equipped gym, showers, changing facilities and a cycle hub sit alongside a brand new coworking lounge and comfortable breakout and lounge areas. Home to teams of around 10 up to 125 people, it is moments from city centre favourites like Spinningfields and the Northern Quarter and just a short walk to Manchester Piccadilly and Oxford Road stations.

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.

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.