£4,550 pa
(£379 pcm)
Office to letCotton Exchange, Liverpool, Merseyside L3
1 bath
Available immediately
About this property
Meeting Room and Conference Facilities
Access to excellent shared facilities
Highly Desirable Location
Available now
Great Location
Stylish interior
Parking
Looking for a private office without the high costs of serviced offices?
307 Cotton Exchange provides affordable, dedicated office space in Liverpool’s Central Business District (cbd). Enjoy lower expenses, full control over your layout, and the charm of a characterfilled heritage building.
We have an unfurnished office available at 307 Cotton Exchange, measuring 252 sq ft—ideal for small professional teams seeking privacy and flexibility in their workspace. This office is situated in a Grade II listed building, offering natural light and a prestigious Liverpool address. The rent is approximately £18 per sq ft per annum (£4,536 per year) with a flexible lease term. Contact us today to arrange a viewing.
The Cotton Exchange, which opened in 1906, was once the hub of Liverpool's thriving cotton industry. Throughout the building, you can find reminders of its rich history, from the cotton emblems on Edmund Street to the old granite columns in various office spaces. It served as the centre of the cotton trading world, with telephones and direct cables connecting to locations as far away as New York, Bremen, and Bombay.
307 Cotton Exchange provides affordable, dedicated office space in Liverpool’s Central Business District (cbd). Enjoy lower expenses, full control over your layout, and the charm of a characterfilled heritage building.
We have an unfurnished office available at 307 Cotton Exchange, measuring 252 sq ft—ideal for small professional teams seeking privacy and flexibility in their workspace. This office is situated in a Grade II listed building, offering natural light and a prestigious Liverpool address. The rent is approximately £18 per sq ft per annum (£4,536 per year) with a flexible lease term. Contact us today to arrange a viewing.
The Cotton Exchange, which opened in 1906, was once the hub of Liverpool's thriving cotton industry. Throughout the building, you can find reminders of its rich history, from the cotton emblems on Edmund Street to the old granite columns in various office spaces. It served as the centre of the cotton trading world, with telephones and direct cables connecting to locations as far away as New York, Bremen, and Bombay.
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