Office Space in Bristol

Bristol – the British city on a continual up. Famed for its maritime history, it's the south west's largest city, voted

European Green Capital in 2015, home to Banksy and Brunel, and with a whopping nine million visitors a year. Bristol even has its own currency, the Bristol Pound, which can only be used in the city with participating businesses.

Bristol's economic landscape has over the years shifted towards creative media, electronics and the aerospace industry. The regeneration of the old shipping areas in recent years has allowed for expansion, and companies are now taking on the London competition. The financial sector is the third largest in the UK and is responsible for employing 59,000 people.

Now accounting for 12% of business in Bristol, creative and cultural industries have continued to grow. Some of the key sectors continuing to rise in the city are advertising, PR, design, digital and television. It's no surprise that office space here is highly sought after, regardless of business size.

Cycling is a popular part of Bristol life, as well as swimming, with its own Lido, an outdoor swimming pool. An incredible mix of cultures is reflected in the great range of food you can find in the city, from gastro pubs to local cafes. The city is also home to many great landmarks including the Bristol Cathedral, Brunel’s SS Great Britain and the Clifton Suspension Bridge – there’s plenty to do to experience the cities rich history.

Bristol is easily accessible by train and car, with motorway access directly from London, as well as easy access from the north and east via the M4 and M5. Trains run locally, regionally and internally as the city is the hub for the national rail network in the west. The bus or the park and ride are easy too, and there’s an option to catch the boat or ferry to some of the city’s biggest landmarks.

Offices to Rent in Bristol

Whether you’re an individual, start-up business, SME or large organisation, here at Prime Office Search we can help you in your search for serviced offices, coworking space, virtual or managed office space in Bristol, our team of experienced consultants will work closely with you, to find the ideal Bristol office solution.

Our independent and experienced team are ready to assist you with your Bristol office search, we provide a unique, personalised and tailored service, working with businesses of all shapes and sizes, and offering an effortless way to find office space in Bristol.

Our portfolio comprises over 2,500 types of office space and meeting rooms available to rent in Bristol and across the UK, all available on all-inclusive, flexible terms. Our service is 100% free and impartial, with no obligation.

Latest offices in Bristol

Oxford Innovation, Future Space, Northgate, Filton Road, Stoke Gifford, Bristol - EAID:42150203, BID:London

Northgate, Filton Road, Stoke Gifford, BS34 8RB

From POA

LRP Ltd, Trelawney House, Surrey Street, Bristol - EAID:42150203, BID:London

Surrey Street, Bristol, BS2 8PS

From POA

Regus, Park House, Bristol Road South, Birmingham, West Midlands - EAID:42150203, BID:London

Bristol Road South, Birmingham, B45 9AH

From £200
per person per month

Rombourne, 130, Aztec West , Bristol - EAID:42150203, BID:London

Aztec West , Bristol , BS32 4UB

From £200
per person per month

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