5 Friendly Coworking Spaces in Bristol

The creative capital of the UK has been experiencing a freelancing buzz within the last few years. This influx of new talent has meant a growth in the number of coworking spaces looking to cater to self-employed workers in the city.

To help you narrow down the best places to settle down with a tea and your laptop, we’ve created a list of five of the best coworking spaces that accommodate freelancers.

Pollen Place

Located on Backfields Lane off City Road is a colourful and charming coworking space for creatives and entrepreneurs that will get you excited to work on your business venture.

The team at Pollen Place encourage creative thinking and calm concentration, and with their spacious desks and plant-filled offices, you’ll feel plenty serene enough to get your thinking cap on and let your imagination run wild.

Pollen Place, Bristol

You can visit Pollen Place at: 15–17 Backfields Lane, Stokes Croft, Bristol BS2 8QW

Or view their website here: http://www.pollenplace.com/

Studio 31

If you just want to pop down somewhere for a day without the strings of a lengthy contract, Studio 31 is for you. Their affordable hot desking options start at just £2.50 for an hour and go up to £175 for the month.

So if you’ve got a last minute rush on and your cat keeps walking across your keyboard, this is a space where you can get everything organised without spending a fortune for the privilege.

And while this is a cost-effective method of working, it doesn’t mean you have to compromise on the standard of the space. These hot desks are located in an impressive Georgian building which retains its original charm and has great views, so you’ll be able to stay relaxed and composed in a bright space while you get that project finished.

Head to their space for a look around at: 31 Berkeley Square, Bristol BS8 1HP

Visit their website here: https://studio-31.co.uk/

Mild Bunch

The Mild Bunch studio describes itself as a home from home, a hybrid of studio and office that allows you to get things done while being able to relax and enjoy all the perks of being your own boss.

Located just off Cheltenham Road in Bristol’s Art Quarter, easy to get to with plenty of bus routes nearby and Montpelier station just a short walk away. This is an intimate and friendly place where everyone’s part of the family and works closely together – perfect for someone who’s feeling a bit lonely working from home every day.

Mild Bunch, Bristol

Visit Mild Bunch at: First Floor, 108c Stokes Croft, Bristol BS1 3RU

Or view their website here: http://mildbun.ch/

Redbrick House

Another Bristolian coworking space that boasts a tight-knit community is Redbrick House. With a central location they’re perfect for anyone who doesn’t want to stray too far from town.

Their spaces are contemporary and cosy, promising a productive work environment for any freelancer. They also offer a variety of space options, with a free day pass available to anyone who wants to get the feel for the space before they hand over their money.

If that hasn’t swayed you, they have cake on Wednesdays!

Redbrick House, Bristol

Pop into Redbrick House here: Redbrick House, 6 York Court, Wilder Street, Bristol BS2 8QH

Or find out more about them on their website: http://redbrickhouse.org.uk/

The Milk Bar

The Milk Bar, located on Old Market Street to the east of the city centre, is a warm and cosy space where you can pop down to for a chat, a brew and to get your latest commission finished.

Their options start at £70 for the month for a desk or £100 a month for a permanent desk and a locker.

Their cosy space is a true home from home, with snuggly sofas ready for when you’re in need of a coffee break.

Visit The Milk Bar space at: 46 Old Market Street, Bristol BS2 0EX

Or head over to their website: http://milkbar.org.uk/

 

Did we miss one? Tell us about your favourite Bristol-based coworking space in the comment box below!

 
 

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