New Serviced Offices in Manchester Victoria opening September 2022
One of the UK’s most established flexible workspace brands, is opening new serviced offices on Balloon Street in Manchester, just minutes from Victoria Station, in September 2022.
With Manchester quickly becoming the second fastest growing economy in the UK, Balloon Street is the ideal location for businesses looking to become more established or expand.
The stylish serviced offices are just a stone’s throw from the Northern Quarter, NOMA and Manchester Arndale Centre, with plenty of options for shopping, lunch and after-work drinks nearby,
Balloon Street is a fantastic central location that’s home to some of the UK’s leading businesses. Easily reachable from Leeds, Liverpool and Chester, it is just a one-minute walk from Victoria Station, a 17-minute walk to Piccadilly Station and under 30 minutes drive to Manchester International Airport. The M62 and M56 motorways are also just a 20-minute drive away, with buses and trams close at hand.
The new Balloon Street office space will offer flexible lease agreements at a competitive price for Manchester city centre.
1 Balloon Street Manchester, M4 4BE
- Serviced Offices
Serviced Offices near Manchester Victoria
First-class amenities are on offer throughout the flagship location to ensure employee health and happiness, including:
- Unlimited barista-quality coffee
- Generous communal space
- Roof terrace access
- Shower and bike storage
- Climate control
- High-speed Wi-Fi
- Concierge service
- Phone booths
Nearby Angel Meadow Park and Cathedral Gardens offer outdoor green space for relaxing, while the Arndale Centre shops and Corporation Street are on hand for shopping, lunch, and after-work drinks. For fitness, a variety of local gyms can be found within easy walking distance of the location.
In launching this exciting new city centre office space in Manchester, the landlord adds to its existing portfolio of flexible serviced offices, including Arkwright House, 76 King Street, and 3 Piccadilly Place. The landlord hopes to attract companies relocating to the city and businesses new to leasing a serviced office space, as well as firms that have outgrown their existing space and are seeking alternatives.