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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.

The Astley is an intimate, design-led workspace on Great Ancoats Street, on the border of Ancoats and Manchester's eclectic Northern Quarter. Split across two levels with floor to ceiling windows and plenty of natural light, it offers a calm and vibrant atmosphere built for focus and connection. Private offices, floating and dedicated desks, meeting rooms and phone booths sit alongside a social bar and collaboration zones. It is a five minute walk from Manchester Piccadilly and ten minutes from Victoria.

Located in a historic 19th-century cotton mill and named after the world-famous painter who lived close by, our Lowry Mill offices have excellent road and rail links and are just five minutes’ walk from Swinton railway station. The building has been transformed into state-of-the-art offices with a gym and fitness room and outside seating area. At the end of a productive day, there are plenty of nearby shops and restaurants for you to explore.

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.

Put your business in prime position for exploring the markets of the region at our Digital World Centre offices in Salford. The building, next to Media City, home of the BBC, is on Manchester Docks, which were transformed by a major urban regeneration project. The building has large windows offering inspiring views, meeting rooms, conference facilities, and exhibition space, a terrace and secure parking. When you need a break, there’s a host of restaurants, bars and shops to explore nearby.