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Office Spaces to Rent in Bristol

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More details for Lewins Mead, Bristol - Office to Rent

Whitefriars - Lewins Mead

Bristol, BS1 2NT

  • Office to Let
  • £18.50 - £22.00 sq ft pa
  • 1,526 - 7,532 sq ft
  • 3 Spaces Available Now
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More details for Bath Rd, Bristol - Office to Rent

Here - Bath Rd

Bristol, BS4 3AP

  • Office to Let
  • £32.00 sq ft pa
  • 1,163 - 6,541 sq ft
  • 2 Spaces Available Now
  • Energy Performance: A
  • Air Conditioning
  • Natural Light
  • Bicycle Storage
  • 24 Hour Access
  • Fitness Centre
  • CCTV (Closed Circuit Television Monitoring)
  • Controlled Access
  • DDA Compliant
  • Kitchen

Bristol Office to Rent

An iconic building close to the city centre of Bristol. Within the clean lines of the exterior you’ll find light, functional and stylish upcycled workspaces of all shapes and sizes. Everything you need to run a business is HERE, from meeting rooms and break-out zones – to cycle storage, showers and even a games room. Situated on the A4 - a major route in to Bristol - HERE is positioned in a private landscaped estate. The building is an 18-minute walk from Bristol Temple Meads Railway Station and benefits from a regular bus service. In relatively close proximity to the North Bristol ring-road and the M32, HERE also benefits from good access to the M4 and M5 motorways. There is an extensive range of bars, restaurants, coffee shops, outlet stores, and supermarkets nearby. There’s also a lot going on HERE with regular tenant socials, business networking and public events. The building aims to provide an enjoyable place to work and create opportunities for all businesses to be part of the community and work together. HERE has generously proportioned communal break-out and meeting spaces; these can be utilised as business and/ or social areas to encourage a collaborative, communal, vibrant working environment. Suite sizes vary from 2 to 16 people, and our terms offer a simple, all-inclusive agreement on a fixed term with options to expand (space permitting) in the future.

Contacts:

Ashville Group

CSquared Real Estate LLP

Savills

Date on Market:

22/05/2026

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More details for 1-2 Portwall Ln, Bristol - Office to Rent
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Portwall Lofts - 1-2 Portwall Ln

Bristol, BS1 6NB

  • Office to Let
  • 5,671 sq ft
  • 1 Space Available Now
  • Energy Performance: A
  • Air Conditioning
  • Natural Light
  • Raised Floor
  • Bicycle Storage
  • Security System
  • DDA Compliant
  • Smoke Detector

Bristol Office to Rent

Become part of history at Portwall Lofts, an impressive Victorian red-brick warehouse forming the origins of Bristol's 13th-century Portwall. This elegant and inspiring workspace has transformed the top two floors and common parts following an extensive sympathetic refurbishment, maintaining the building's character and historic charm. Portwall Lofts now offers exceptionally restored, ultra-sustainable office space where English heritage meets authentic luxury. Bursting with natural light, character features, and top-end office specifications throughout, Portwall Lofts presents a one-of-a-kind opportunity to occupy a boutique workspace in the heart of Bristol. Upon entering this self-contained workspace, complete with a private entrance, people are greeted with a sumptuous velvet banquette in the lobby, black Crittall doors and windows, and real terrazzo floor tiles. The antique bronze and brass finishes will age gracefully with a rich patina, all adding to the welcoming sense of luxury. The grand vaulted timber-frame ceiling with skylights and a natural timber floor help create a sense of inspiring space to boost well-being, and the morning sun illuminates the workspace through the 300-strong Victorian-style window panes. In addition to the stylish fixtures and fittings, Portwall Lofts has complete autonomy to make this space your own. With 5,671 square feet across two open-plan floor plates, Portwall Lofts invites your business to call this prestigious address home. Designed with sustainability in mind, the sensitive restoration has incorporated an impressive range of green credentials throughout the build. From low-flow water appliances, brand-new LED lighting, a high-end heating, cooling, and ventilation system, and an array of solar panels on the roof, Portwall Lofts is well on its way to securing a BREEAM accreditation of 'Excellent' and has already achieved an EPC A. Designed to encourage green travel to and from the building with ample bike and pedestrian-friendly routes in the vicinity, occupiers can enjoy excellent end-of-journey facilities including bicycle storage, and on-site lockers and showers. The Portwall Lofts building is located along a picturesque cobbled lane in central Bristol, nestled between the Harbourside and Temple Meads in the neighbourhood of Redcliffe. The area enjoys an array of local amenities on its doorstep, from the leafy green space of Queen Square and trendy shipping container eateries at Wapping Wharf's Cargo to the cultural attractions, bars, and buzz of Bristol Harbourside.

Contacts:

Lambert Smith Hampton

CSquared Real Estate LLP

Date on Market:

27/08/2021

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More details for 7-11 Knapps Ln, Bristol - Office to Rent
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The Hangar - 7-11 Knapps Ln

Bristol, BS5 7UN

  • Office to Let
  • £4.90 sq ft pa
  • 11,165 sq ft
  • 1 Space Available Now
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More details for Telephone Ave, Bristol - Office to Rent

Armada House - Telephone Ave

Bristol, BS1 4BQ

  • Office to Let
  • £30.00 sq ft pa
  • 1,327 - 17,049 sq ft
  • 1 Space Available Now
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More details for Diagonal Alley, Bristol - Office to Rent

Unit 375 - Diagonal Alley

Bristol, BS4 3EH

  • Office to Let
  • £28.22 sq ft pa
  • 1,506 sq ft
  • 1 Space Available Now
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More details for Cheese Ln, Bristol - Office to Rent

The Lead Shot Tower - Cheese Ln

Bristol, BS2 0JJ

  • Office to Let
  • £30.00 sq ft pa
  • 1,657 sq ft
  • 1 Space Available Now
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More details for Paintworks, Bristol - Office to Rent

The Boathouse (Building 6) - Paintworks

Bristol, BS4 3AQ

  • Office to Let
  • £20.79 sq ft pa
  • 962 sq ft
  • 1 Space Available Now
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More details for 30 Queen Charlotte St, Bristol - Office to Rent

QC30 - 30 Queen Charlotte St

Bristol, BS1 4HJ

  • Office to Let
  • £15.50 - £19.84 sq ft pa
  • 504 - 4,439 sq ft
  • 3 Spaces Available Now
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More details for 2510 The Quadrant, Bristol - Office to Rent

2510 The Quadrant

Bristol, BS32 4AW

  • Office to Let
  • £22.50 sq ft pa
  • 2,049 sq ft
  • 1 Space Available Now
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More details for Old Gloucester Rd, Bristol - Office to Rent

Old Gloucester Rd

Bristol, BS16 1GW

  • Office to Let
  • £17.00 sq ft pa
  • 1,456 sq ft
  • 1 Space Available Now
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More details for Colston Ave, Bristol - Office to Rent

St Stephen's House - Colston Ave

Bristol, BS1 4SR

  • Office to Let
  • £31.45 sq ft pa
  • 6,542 sq ft
  • 1 Space Available Now
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More details for 64-66 Macrae Rd, Bristol - Office to Rent

64-66 Macrae Rd

Bristol, BS20 0DD

  • Office to Let
  • £16.00 sq ft pa
  • 3,611 sq ft
  • 1 Space Available Now
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More details for 154 Cheltenham Rd, Bristol - Office to Rent

154 Cheltenham Rd

Bristol, BS6 5RL

  • Office to Let
  • £21.69 sq ft pa
  • 438 sq ft
  • 1 Space Available Now
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More details for 50 Queen Sq, Bristol - Office to Rent

50 Queen Sq

Bristol, BS1 4LJ

  • Office to Let
  • £28.00 sq ft pa
  • 1,909 sq ft
  • 1 Space Available Now
  • Natural Light

Bristol Office to Rent

50 Queen Square offers businesses and tenants elevated office spaces, conveniently situated near the picturesque Queen Square in a sought-after Bristol location. This stately brick office presents a remarkable opportunity for tenants and businesses in search of flexible, elegant workspaces. Boasting exceptionally adaptable suites arrayed across four floors, there is abundant room for a variety of businesses, and the offices can be joined with 49 Queen Square for a total of approximately 4,200 square feet. The property has undergone a thoughtful transformation, now displaying sleek, contemporary offices and sophisticated finishes. Residents delight in newly refurbished WC and kitchen facilities, radiant energy-efficient LED lighting bathing each corner, and the convenience of three dedicated car parking spaces. This office offers beautiful park views. An impressive hallway welcomes visitors with captivating checkerboard flooring, and graceful arched architectural elements are featured in nearly every suite. Each office has new high-end carpeting, creating the perfect base for tenants to furnish their space. This Bristol location enjoys a prime setting, gracefully situated directly opposite Queen Square. The office building occupies a distinguished business address in the heart of the city. The square is adorned with mature trees and lush green spaces, enhancing the area's charm and visual appeal. Being so close to the square lends an extra measure of curb appeal for businesses keen to make their mark. The office is just a quick stroll from Temple Meads Station, with rail links reaching London, Cardiff, and far beyond across the UK. Access to the M32 motorway, along with convenient routes to the M4 and M5, makes commuter journeys effortless. Bus lanes and pedestrian-friendly streets invite easy movement throughout the area. Home to a host of businesses, this district stands as Bristol’s central hub for commerce, including esteemed names like PwC, Bank of Ireland, and Aon. An enticing selection of cafés, bars, and restaurants such as Spicer+Cole, Muse Brasserie, and The Granary Club adds to the neighborhood's vibrant character.

Contact:

Burston Cook

Date on Market:

17/12/2025

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More details for Lewins Mead, Bristol - Office to Rent

St Bartholomews House - Lewins Mead

Bristol, BS1 2NH

  • Office to Let
  • £21.50 sq ft pa
  • 2,869 - 7,515 sq ft
  • 1 Space Available Now
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More details for 30 Queen Sq, Bristol - Office to Rent

30 Queen Sq

Bristol, BS1 4ND

  • Office to Let
  • £37.50 sq ft pa
  • 411 - 891 sq ft
  • 1 Space Available Now
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More details for Hotwells Rd, Bristol - Office to Rent

Hotwells Rd

Bristol, BS8 4UQ

  • Office to Let
  • £22.00 - £29.00 sq ft pa
  • 2,375 sq ft
  • 1 Space Available Now
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More details for 10-20 Hotwell Rd, Bristol - Office to Rent

Harbours Edge - 10-20 Hotwell Rd

Bristol, BS8 4UD

  • Office to Let
  • £30.00 sq ft pa
  • 1,173 sq ft
  • 1 Space Available Now
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More details for South Liberty Ln, Bristol - Office to Rent

Liberty House - South Liberty Ln

Bristol, BS3 2ST

  • Office to Let
  • £11.50 sq ft pa
  • 1,069 sq ft
  • 1 Space Available Now
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More details for Redcliffe Way, Bristol - Office to Rent

Freshford House - Redcliffe Way

Bristol, BS1 6NL

  • Office to Let
  • £36.00 sq ft pa
  • 3,833 - 8,542 sq ft
  • 1 Space Available Now
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Office Market Questions About Bristol

How many office spaces are available in Bristol?
There are currently 411 office listings available in Bristol, ranging from 50 sq ft to 151,387 sq ft.
What is the average rent for office space in Bristol?
Current asking rents average £20 per sq ft, with available space ranging from £4 to £81 per sq ft.
What sizes of office space are available in Bristol?
Office sizes range from 50 sq ft to 151,387 sq ft, accommodating everyone from small businesses to large corporate occupiers.

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Location overview

Bristol is a regional city in South West England with a diverse urban structure that includes a historic core, regenerated former industrial areas, suburban business parks and port-side logistics locations. Key neighbourhoods for occupiers include the city centre and Harbourside, Temple Quarter around Bristol Temple Meads station, Clifton and Hotwells to the west, Filton and North Bristol for aerospace and advanced manufacturing, and Avonmouth and Severnside for logistics and distribution.

Occupiers searching for commercial property to rent in Bristol will find a broad range of stock from small office suites and retail units to larger Grade A office floors, industrial warehouses and development sites. The city’s mix of listed buildings, modern developments and business parks means occupiers must balance building quality, operational needs and conservation or planning constraints when choosing a location.

Economy and major industries

Bristol’s economy is diversified, with strengths in professional services, creative and digital industries, advanced engineering and aerospace, financial and insurance services, and health and life sciences. The city’s universities supply a skilled labour pool and support research and development linkages to local employers.

Major clusters include aerospace and advanced manufacturing centred around Filton and South Gloucestershire, a creative and digital cluster in the city centre and harbourside, and logistics activity focused on Avonmouth and road-accessible industrial estates. The public and health sectors also represent significant local employment, anchored by major hospitals and public institutions.

Transport and connectivity

Transport connectivity is a primary occupier consideration in Bristol. The city benefits from a major regional rail hub at Bristol Temple Meads with services to London and the West Country, and key road links via the M4 and M5 motorways providing access to national trunk routes. Bristol Airport offers regional and international flights and is a consideration for sectors with regular travel needs.

Local connectivity includes frequent bus services, a developing cycling network and improving active travel provision. Rail-led regeneration around Temple Quarter is increasing the appeal of sites near the station. For industrial occupiers, deep-water port facilities at Avonmouth and good motorway junction access are important locational factors.

Commercial property market overview

The commercial property market in Bristol is shaped by occupier demand, planning and development constraints, and investor appetite. Demand drivers vary by sector: offices are influenced by employment growth in professional and tech sectors and changing working patterns; retail demand is tied to footfall and leisure amenity; and industrial demand is driven by distribution, manufacturing and logistics needs.

Supply dynamics hinge on the pipeline of new development, availability of second‑hand stock and suitability of existing buildings for modern occupier requirements such as sustainability standards, floorplate efficiency and parking. Landlord incentives, lease terms, service charges and occupational costs (rent, business rates and fit-out) will all affect take-up decisions.

Office market summary

Office occupiers in Bristol target a range of buildings from flexible co-working and serviced offices to refurbished town-centre floors and new Grade A developments. Tenant demand tends to concentrate where access to talent, universities and amenity is strong—districts such as Temple Quarter, Harbourside, Clifton and parts of the city centre are commonly sought.

Key considerations for office occupiers include floorplate size and configuration, building energy performance, landlord-led management and service charges, and the availability of on-site or nearby amenities. Occupier requirements are also affected by hybrid working patterns, which have increased demand for flexible leases, smaller HQ footprints balanced with collaborative space, and high-quality amenity provision.

When leasing offices, occupiers should look for clarity on rent review mechanisms, service charge caps or budgets, responsibility for repairs, and the presence of break options or subletting rights. Fit-out allowances and landlord contribution to tenant improvements can be negotiated as part of the lease package.

Retail market summary

Retail occupancy in Bristol spans traditional high streets, shopping centres such as Broadmead and Cabot Circus, independent-led neighbourhood parades and the Harbourside leisure offer. Retail occupiers and landlords must respond to changes in consumer behaviour, the growth of experiential leisure, and the role of online retail alongside physical retail space.

Primary retail locations with strong footfall and destination offer will continue to attract occupiers looking for market visibility. Secondary locations may offer lower rents but can require more active customer engagement and marketing. Lease terms for retail units typically reflect turnover-based covenants in some sectors, landlord obligations for common areas, and provisions for signage, opening hours and use class restrictions.

Industrial market summary

Bristol’s industrial and logistics market includes urban warehouses, modern distribution units and specialised manufacturing space. Avonmouth, Severnside and units close to the M4/M5 corridors are typical for occupiers requiring heavy goods vehicle access and proximity to port facilities, while smaller industrial estates and trade counters are distributed around the city and suburbs.

Industrial occupiers prioritise eaves height, loading configuration, yard space, vehicle circulation and power supply. The market has seen consistent demand for well-specified space that supports fulfilment and last‑mile operations, and limited availability of modern big-box stock can influence lease terms and incentives. Occupiers should consider planning permissibility for their intended uses and the potential for retrofit to meet environmental or operational requirements.

Key business districts

Temple Quarter and Bristol Temple Meads: A major focus for regeneration and new office development, Temple Quarter is attractive for occupiers prioritising rail connectivity and modern workspace. Proximity to the station supports corporate and professional services occupiers and firms that rely on business travel.

City Centre and Harbourside: The city centre combines financial, professional and creative occupiers with retail and leisure amenity. Harbourside offers a mix of office, leisure and cultural uses and appeals to occupiers seeking a high-amenity riverside setting.

Clifton and Queen’s Road: Clifton is known for professional services, legal practices and high-specification office buildings in a premium environment. It is desirable for firms that value prestige, access to central amenities and proximity to universities.

Filton and North Bristol: Home to aerospace and advanced manufacturing businesses, this area is important for occupiers in engineering and manufacturing sectors, offering access to specialist suppliers and a skilled workforce.

Avonmouth and Severnside: The port and industrial areas to the west of the city are the principal locations for heavy industrial activity, large distribution centres and businesses that require direct maritime or heavy freight access.

Business Parks and Suburban Estates: A range of business parks around the city provide larger floorplates, on-site parking and lower rental levels than central locations; these parks are commonly occupied by manufacturing, logistics and trade-counter operators.

Leasing context and occupier guidance

Lease structure: Full repairing and insuring (FRI) leases are common for commercial property in the UK and typically place responsibility for repair, maintenance and insurance with the tenant. Other structures include internal repairing leases where the landlord retains responsibility for the building shell. Leases can also include service charges for shared services and common parts where relevant.

Lease length and flexibility: Lease terms for commercial properties vary by sector and asset quality. Typical office leases often range with medium-term lease lengths to provide security for both parties, while industrial and retail leases also vary depending on occupier investment in fit-out. Break options are frequently negotiated by occupiers to provide flexibility; these clauses usually require specific conditions to be met, such as vacant possession and no outstanding rent arrears.

Rent reviews and incentives: Rent reviews commonly occur at fixed intervals and are typically linked to open market rent or a defined index. Landlords may offer incentives such as rent-free periods, stepped rent profiles, or contributions to fit-out in order to secure longer commitments. Occupiers should assess the overall cost of occupation including rent, service charge, business rates and fit-out costs when evaluating offers.

Security of tenure and contracting out: Commercial leases may be subject to the Landlord and Tenant Act protections that give tenants statutory renewal rights at lease expiry. Many landlords and tenants agree to contract out of these protections by following statutory procedures, which affects the tenant’s security of tenure. Seek legal advice to understand the implications and required notices.

Due diligence and negotiation: Occupiers should carry out site-specific due diligence including title review, planning and permitted use checks, condition surveys, asbestos and environmental reports where relevant, and an assessment of running costs. Engage a team of advisors—letting agent, commercial solicitor and chartered surveyor—to handle negotiation on rent, break rights, dilapidations exposure, repair obligations and alienation provisions (assignment and subletting).

Market dynamics affecting rents and availability

Rents and availability in Bristol are influenced by the balance between occupier demand and supply of suitable stock. Constraints on new development, planning policies for conservation areas and the availability of development land can limit supply in certain districts, supporting rental levels for quality space. Conversely, large new schemes or flexible workspace growth can increase choice and create competitive leasing offers.

Capital market behaviour and lending conditions also affect development delivery and landlord appetite for offering tenant incentives. ESG and sustainability expectations increasingly influence occupier requirements and the quality premium for energy-efficient buildings. Economic cycles, employment trends, and sectoral shifts (for example growth in digital, life sciences or logistics) will continue to shape demand patterns across office, retail and industrial markets.

Practical checklist for occupiers

- Define operational priorities: workforce size, layout, amenity needs, parking and sustainability targets.

- Location assessment: consider employee commute times, client access, public transport, proximity to suppliers and local amenity.

- Cost analysis: account for headline rent, service charges, business rates, fit-out and ongoing running costs.

- Lease negotiation: clarify repair liabilities (FRI vs internal repairing), break options, rent review mechanism, assignment/subletting rights and dilapidations exposure.

- Due diligence: instruct surveys, planning and title checks, environmental and utilities investigations as appropriate.

- Professional team: appoint an agent, solicitor and surveyor with local Bristol market experience to negotiate terms and manage the transaction timeline.

Use this guidance to structure a property search and lease negotiation in Bristol. Local market insight and experienced advisors will help align site selection and lease terms with your operational and financial objectives.

Bristol Office Space Rental Market Summary

Key rental metrics for Office Spaces in Bristol and comparable markets. This snapshot combines rental rates and typical space sizes to provide a comprehensive view of the rental market.

Market Avg Rent Per Sq Ft Typical Size
Bristol £20 13,723 sq ft
Stoke Gifford £15 8,767 sq ft
Almondsbury £18 15,396 sq ft
Keynsham £15 17,471 sq ft

Rent Analysis for Bristol Area

Compare rental rates per square foot across cities near Bristol. These rates help establish market benchmarks and identify opportunities for tenants and landlords in the commercial rental market.

City Min Rent Per Sq Ft Avg Rent Per Sq Ft Max Rent Per Sq Ft
Bristol £4 £20 £81
Stoke Gifford £15 £15 £15
Almondsbury £14 £18 £31
Keynsham £8 £15 £20

Available Office Space Sizes Near Bristol

Overview of Office Space sizes currently available in the Bristol area. Understanding the typical size range helps narrow your search based on space requirements and operational needs.

City Smallest Space Typical Size Largest Space
Bristol 50 sq ft 13,723 sq ft 151,387 sq ft
Stoke Gifford 8,767 sq ft 8,767 sq ft 8,767 sq ft
Almondsbury 100 sq ft 15,396 sq ft 76,528 sq ft
Keynsham 1,580 sq ft 17,471 sq ft 39,109 sq ft
Avonmouth 4,766 sq ft 7,967 sq ft 10,622 sq ft

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