How much does a serviced office in Bristol cost?
It depends on area and size. Expect £229 to £556 per desk per month. The operator confirms the final quote.
A serviced office in Bristol is a furnished private office on a flexible agreement, with rent, utilities, internet, cleaning and reception usually included in one monthly fee. Prices usually start from £229 per desk per month, with terms usually from 1 to 36 months; operators set their own terms.
Bristol: city centre or north fringe
Bristol splits neatly in two. Most of its serviced offices are in the city centre, around Colston Avenue, Queen Square, Broad Quay and Temple Meads. A smaller group sits in business parks to the north, near the M4 and M5. The choice is simple.
Colston Avenue and Queen Square. The central address: Orega at 33 Colston Avenue, the Eagle House coworking space and Runway East at 43 Queen Square, close to the harbour.
Broad Quay and Prince Street. Regus at Broad Quay House, right on the harbourside.
The Pithay and Lower Castle Street. Spaces on the Pithay and Regus at Castlemead, on the edge of Castle Park and the Broadmead shops.
Temple Meads and Redcliffe. Runway East on Victoria Street, at Bristol Bridge (No. 1) and Temple Meads (No. 101). Close to Bristol Temple Meads, the easiest option for teams coming in by train.
Aztec West and Almondsbury. Regus at The Quadrant, Aztec West and at Almondsbury Business Park, close to where the M5 and M4 meet, with easier parking.
Stoke Gifford and Patchway. Flexico at Argentum House on Bristol Business Park and Spaces at the Mainline Building by Patchway station. North Bristol, near Filton and the rail line to the city.
Who it suits
Tech, creative and professional-services teams who want a central address; engineering and aerospace-related firms who prefer the north fringe; and regional offices of London or Cardiff firms.
City centre, Temple Meads or north fringe? Decide on staff commute.
Check parking, because it varies a lot between sites.
Ask if the price is per person or per office.
Ask what the fee covers.
Confirm VAT, deposit and notice.
Enquire with two or three buildings at once.
Ask for the full terms in writing and take legal advice if you are unsure.
Prices differ between centre and fringe. The range is £229 to £556 per desk per month. Whole offices start from £458 per month. Operators often quote excluding VAT.
Looking for a managed office in Bristol?
A managed office is a private space the operator fits out and runs, usually on a longer term than a serviced office. Options include BizSpace’s Equinox South on the northern fringe, near the M4 and M5. If you need a central managed office, say so in your enquiry.
It depends on area and size. Expect £229 to £556 per desk per month. The operator confirms the final quote.
From 1 month on many agreements.
Up to 36 months. Operators set their own terms, so check the listing.
Temple Meads for trains, Colston Avenue and Broad Quay for the harbour, Aztec West for the motorway.
Yes: Runway East at Bristol Bridge and Temple Meads, both on Victoria Street.
Often quoted excluding VAT. Confirm.
£229 to £556 per desk per month; average £313; based on 11 priced buildings
Last updated .
Figures are equal-weighted building averages. Prices are indicative; operators provide the final quote.
A serviced office is a furnished, ready-to-use office in a building that the operator runs. You pay one monthly fee that typically covers rent, utilities, internet, cleaning and reception, you share facilities such as meeting rooms and kitchens, and the agreement is short and flexible, so you can usually add or drop space as your team changes.
A managed office is a private space that the operator fits out and sets up around your business, usually with your branding, layout and furniture. The operator handles the day-to-day running (maintenance, cleaning, connectivity and similar), so you get the control of your own office without managing it yourself. Managed offices normally come with a longer commitment and a more tailored price.
The labels are used differently by different operators, so always confirm in writing what is included before you sign.