Manchester Airport

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.

Orega Manchester Balloon Street offers premium, flexible meeting rooms and coworking spaces close to Victoria Station in central Manchester. Businesses benefit from modern amenities, proximity to top restaurants, and high-quality hotels, ideal for professionals and enterprises.

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.

Based in the heart of Manchester’s innovation and academic quarters, Peter House spans 10 floors of the city’s newest conversion. This outstanding location – on Manchester’s main central square – strikes at the core of the conurbation’s residential and workspace revolution. Steps away from cultural attractions such as the historic Museum of Science and Industry, and public transport options such as Manchester (Deansgate) bus station and St Peter’s Square light rail station, all of your business and leisure needs will be met. With large windows letting in lots of natural light, abundant training rooms and more – this down-to-earth community caters to all companies, big and small. With its ideal city centre address and unforgettably grand entrance, Manchester’s first post-war modernist building will be a magnet for those seeking a dynamic, forward-thinking workspace.

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.