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title: "Spaces 301 Tea Factory"
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# Spaces 301 Tea Factory

Exposed brick, steel columns and the kind of industrial interior that defines this corner of Liverpool: Spaces 301 Tea Factory occupies part of a former tea factory on Fleet Street, at the bottom of Bold Street where the Ropewalks district meets the Baltic Triangle. The operator describes shared offices for people who want a dedicated desk, open-plan coworking areas, private offices and meeting rooms, all in a building that wears its history on the walls instead of hiding it behind plasterboard.

Spaces is the IWG brand built around community and design, and few Liverpool buildings suit it better than this one. The listing names a lounge area, meeting rooms, wheelchair access and surveillance cameras. Treat those as the confirmed facilities; the mix of shared and private areas, the noise level and the size of the offices are best judged on a visit, since the character of a Spaces floor depends on who is in it.

The address is a creative hub in its own right. The Baltic Triangle, just to the south, grew from warehouses and workshops into Liverpool's centre for digital studios, games developers, design agencies, music production and independent venues, and the operator calls the Tea Factory a popular postcode for growing businesses. Bold Street, a few steps north, is known for independent cafés, record shops and restaurants, and the cinema and arts centre on Wood Street add an evening programme.

Transport is easy. Liverpool Central station is a short distance away, and Lime Street, the main line station for Manchester, Birmingham and London, is within easy reach; the operator stresses the short walk from the train station. The Liverpool ONE shopping area and the bus station lie to the west, and the Anglican Cathedral rises to the south-east, so visitors have an unmistakable landmark to head for. Parking is limited, so most people come by train, bus or bicycle.

Who is it for? Digital and creative agencies, start-ups, freelancers and small teams that want an environment with energy rather than a quiet corridor. Founders who prefer to be among other businesses will find that the shared spaces help with introductions and ideas, and a company that hosts workshops or small events will like the setting. It also suits a London or foreign team opening a Liverpool presence that wants the building to reflect its culture. A team that cares how its address reads on a business card will find that a former factory with exposed brick tells clients something about the company before anyone speaks.

The trade-offs are those of any lively creative building. The industrial interior can be noisy, shared areas are busy, and anyone who needs a silent, closed floor should ask which offices sit away from the lounge. The area around the factory is mixed, with bars and clubs nearby that bring crowds on weekend nights, so ask about access and how the building feels in the evening.

Compared with the Regus centres on the waterfront or around Exchange Flags, Tea Factory is the informal option: brick instead of stone, shared desks instead of reception suites, and an address that signals creativity instead of the traditional professions. Compare it with those centres before you decide, and visit at the hour your team would work.

Availability, terms and contract length are for the operator to confirm. Ask which offices and dedicated desks are free, how the meeting rooms are booked, how the community runs day to day and what access is like outside normal hours. A request through CoworkingView puts your team size and start date in front of the operator.

- **Location:** Liverpool — Liverpool City Centre
- **Address:** 301 Tea Factory, Fleet Street, L1 4DQ Liverpool
- **Operator:** Spaces
- **Amenities:** Reception, Purified Water, Ergonomic Chairs, Snacks, High-speed WiFi, Office Supplies, AC / Heating, Meeting Rooms, External Monitors, Lockers, Wheelchair Accessible, Printer / Scanner, Kitchenette, Lounge Area, Surveillance Cameras

## Pricing

- Private office at Spaces 301 Tea Factory (Private Office): £185/month

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