7-10 person office space Bristol: Wezoo lists 53 private offices built for seven to ten people across 10 buildings inside the city, from £1,603 to £4,160 for the whole office per month. This page is the full set, not a shortlist — every capacity, every published floor area, and the availability each listing actually carries.
One thing is worth knowing before you compare anything. At this size Bristol runs two pricing systems side by side. At 6 of the 10 buildings every office costs exactly one rate multiplied by its declared capacity. At the other 4, price is set office by office rather than by one rate. That split decides which questions are worth asking, and it is where most of the money hides. For the wider background, start with our complete guide to private offices, or the citywide view of office space in Bristol across every team size.
Wezoo snapshot — Bristol private offices for 7–10 people
- 53 offices with a declared maximum occupancy of 7 to 10, across 10 buildings
- Price range: £1,603 – £4,160 per office unit per month
- Median: £2,601 per office unit per month
- Derived per person (unit price ÷ declared capacity): £229 – £520, median £340
- Most offices in the band, by operator: Regus (15), Runway East (14), Orega (14)
- Capacities listed: 7 people × 13 · 8 people × 23 · 9 people × 8 · 10 people × 9
Read from live Wezoo listings on 7 September 2026. Prices are the whole office unit per month, as published. Per-person figures are derived by us and labelled as such wherever they appear.
What does 7-10 person office space Bristol cost in 2026?
Between £1,603 and £4,160 a month for the office, with the middle of the set at £2,601. That is the whole room, not a seat. Divide each price by the office’s declared maximum occupancy and you get a derived per-person figure of £229 to £520, median £340 — useful for comparing buildings, but it is our arithmetic. The listings publish the unit price and nothing else.
The cheapest office in the band is a seven-person room at Broad Quay House, £1,603 a month for the unit. The dearest is a single eight-person office at Queen Square, £4,160. One extra person of declared capacity does not account for a difference of £2,557: per person of declared capacity that is £229 against £520. Both are central BS1 addresses. The price list is doing the work here, not the postcode.
What no listing tells you is what the monthly figure includes. Business rates are the item to ask about. GOV.UK is blunt about it: “You’ll probably have to pay business rates if you use a building or part of a building for non-domestic purposes.” Whether they sit inside the quoted figure or arrive as a separate bill is a real cost either way, so ask before you sign.
Bristol runs two price lists at this size
Take the 53 offices and divide each one’s monthly price by its declared maximum occupancy. At 6 of the 10 buildings every result is the same number, to the penny. At the other 4 they do not. The split is clean and it accounts for every office: 24 priced on a single per-person rate, 29 priced room by room.
On the single-rate side the arithmetic is exact rather than approximate. Multiply the rate by the declared capacity and you land on the published monthly price to the penny, on every one of those offices:
| Building | Operator | Derived rate, per person of declared capacity / month | Offices in the band |
|---|---|---|---|
| Broad Quay House | Regus | £229 | 5 |
| Castlemead | Regus | £249 | 10 |
| All Saints’ Street | Spaces | £279 | 5 |
| Clockwise Bristol | Clockwise | £400 | 2 |
| Square Works | Square Works | £450 | 1 |
| Queen Square | Runway East | £520 | 1 |
Rates derived from live Wezoo listings, 7 September 2026. No operator publishes a per-person figure; these are the unit price divided by declared capacity.
Two caveats we would rather state than bury. Square Works and Queen Square each list exactly one office in this band, so a single rate there is arithmetic rather than evidence. The weight sits with the four buildings that list several: Broad Quay House, Castlemead, All Saints’ Street and Clockwise Bristol. And the rate belongs to the building, not the brand — Regus runs both of its buildings inside the city this way, at £229 in one and £249 in the other.
The room-by-room side is not uniformly scattered either, and the detail matters. Colston Avenue lists 14 offices at 13 different derived rates. Bristol Bridge lists 6 at 5, and One Temple Quay lists 2 at 2. Temple Meads, though, lists 7 at only 3, five of them at the same £360, so it sits closer to a single rate than the other three.
The two operators running more than one building in the band land on opposite sides. Regus prices both of its buildings in the city on a single rate. Runway East prices room by room at both of the buildings where it lists more than one office this size, Bristol Bridge and Temple Meads. Its third building, Queen Square, is one of the single listings above, so it settles nothing either way.
How much does the eighth, ninth or tenth person add?
At a single-rate building, one rate. Every time. The rate itself does not move as the room grows — but the bill certainly does, because you are multiplying it by a bigger number. Those are two different sentences and only the first is about the rate.
Broad Quay House lists all four capacities: £1,603 at seven people, £1,832 at eight, £2,061 at nine, £2,290 at ten. Each step is £229. Castlemead steps by £249 and All Saints’ Street by £279 across the same four capacities. Clockwise Bristol lists only a seven and a ten, at £2,800 and £4,000 — three steps of £400, and nothing else. No volume discount at any of them, and no per-person premium for the larger room either.
The single-rate rule, in one line
Monthly price = the building’s rate × the office’s declared maximum occupancy. Exact on all 24 offices at those 6 buildings, to the penny.
At the other four buildings there is no such rule, because there is no single rate.
Why two offices with the same capacity label can be £1,320 apart
Thirteen times in this set, one building lists two or more offices carrying the same declared capacity. At the 6 single-rate buildings that happens six times and the price is identical every time — it has to be, the arithmetic allows nothing else. At the 4 room-priced buildings it happens seven times, and six of those seven carry a gap:
| Building | Declared capacity | Cheapest | Dearest | Gap / month |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bristol Bridge | 8 people | £2,600 | £3,920 | £1,320 |
| Bristol – Colston Avenue | 8 people | £2,395 | £3,049 | £654 |
| Bristol – Colston Avenue | 7 people | £2,222 | £2,766 | £544 |
| Temple Meads | 8 people | £2,720 | £3,040 | £320 |
| Bristol Bridge | 9 people | £3,870 | £4,050 | £180 |
| One Temple Quay | 8 people | £3,995 | £4,037.50 | £42.50 |
| The one room-priced pairing with no gap | Temple Meads, 10 people, £3,600 twice | |||
Whole office unit, per calendar month, as published.
The widest sits at Bristol Bridge, which lists three offices declared for 8 people. The cheapest is £2,600 and the dearest £3,920 — £1,320 a month, £15,840 a year, between two rooms carrying the same number on the label. Published floor area cannot settle it: the dearest publishes 31 m², the middle one 30 m² for £3,760, and the cheapest publishes no area at all. One square metre does not buy the gap between the top two, and the listings give you nothing to compare on the third. That is a question for the viewing, and it is worth asking.
Where a bigger office costs less than a smaller one
Of the 3 room-priced buildings that list more than one capacity, two put a larger office on the market for less money than one of their own smaller ones. Not a different building — the same address.
- Bristol – Colston Avenue — its dearest 7-person office is £2,766 a month, while its cheapest 8-person office is £2,395. One more person of declared capacity, £371 less a month.
- Bristol Bridge — its dearest 8-person office is £3,920 a month, while its cheapest 9-person office is £3,870. One more person of declared capacity, £50 less a month.
Each comparison is within one building.
The third, Temple Meads, runs the other way: its dearest eight-person office is £3,040 and its cheapest ten-person is £3,600, so there the extra capacity does cost extra. And it cannot happen at all at the 6 single-rate buildings, where each extra person of declared capacity adds exactly one rate. The lesson is narrow and practical: at a room-priced building, always price the size above the one you think you need. It is a free question, and at two buildings out of three it is worth money.
The 6 buildings priced on a single per-person rate
Broad Quay House — Regus, Harbourside
The cheapest entry into the band, at a waterside address on Broad Quay. Broad Quay House, BS1 4DJ. 5 offices for 7–10 people, £1,603 to £2,290 a month for the unit — a derived £229 per person of declared capacity, every time. Published floor areas run 19–27 m². The listings publish a minimum rent of one month.
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Castlemead — Regus, Lower Castle Street, Old City
The deepest bench on the single-rate side: ten offices spread across all four capacities from seven to ten people, more than any of the other five. Lower Castle Street, BS1 3AG. 10 offices for 7–10 people, £1,743 to £2,490 a month for the unit — a derived £249 per person of declared capacity, every time. Published floor areas run 19–27 m². The listings publish a minimum rent of one month.
All Saints’ Street — Spaces, Castle Park
A Castle Park address on the edge of the Old City, with breakout space and catering among the facilities the listing publishes. Castle Park, BS1 2NB. 5 offices for 7–10 people, £1,953 to £2,790 a month for the unit — a derived £279 per person of declared capacity, every time. Published floor areas run 18–26 m². The listings publish a minimum rent of one month.
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Clockwise Bristol — Clockwise, Finzels Reach
The largest offices in the band by published floor area, in the Generator Building at Finzels Reach. It lists only a seven and a ten, with nothing at eight or nine. Generator Building, Finzels Reach, BS1 6BX. 2 offices for 7 and 10 people, £2,800 to £4,000 a month for the unit — a derived £400 per person of declared capacity, every time. Published floor areas run 42–50 m². No minimum rent length is published for this building.
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Square Works — Square Works, Berkeley Square
A Berkeley Square address on the rise towards Clifton, and the only listing in the band publishing a restaurant among its facilities. 17–19 Berkeley Square, BS8 1HB. 1 office for 7 people, £3,150 a month for the unit — a derived £450 per person of declared capacity, every time. No floor area is published for this office. No minimum rent length is published for this building.
Queen Square — Runway East, Queen Square
A single eight-person office on Queen Square, and the dearest unit in the band. 43 Queen Square, BS1 4QP. 1 office for 8 people, £4,160 a month for the unit — a derived £520 per person of declared capacity, every time. The office publishes a floor area of 24 m². No minimum rent length is published for this building.
The 4 buildings that price each room on its own
Bristol – Colston Avenue — Orega, City centre
The widest choice of these ten buildings at this size, and the clearest case of room-by-room pricing: fourteen offices covering all four capacities, at thirteen different derived per-person rates. 33 Colston Avenue, BS1 4UA. 14 offices for 7–10 people, £2,222 to £3,864 a month for the unit, across 13 different derived per-person rates from £299.38 to £396.44. Published floor areas run 17–29 m². No minimum rent length is published for this building.
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Bristol Bridge — Runway East, Redcliffe
Six offices at eight and nine people on Victoria Street in Redcliffe, and the widest same-capacity spread of any building in the band. 1 Victoria Street, Redcliffe, BS1 6AA. 6 offices for 8–9 people, £2,600 to £4,050 a month for the unit, across 5 different derived per-person rates from £325 to £490. Published floor areas run 30–36 m²; 5 of the 6 publish one. No minimum rent length is published for this building.
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Temple Meads — Runway East, Redcliffe
Seven offices at eight and ten people on Victoria Street in Redcliffe, the street that runs down from Temple Meads station. 101 Victoria Street, Redcliffe, BS1 6PU. 7 offices for 8 and 10 people, £2,720 to £3,600 a month for the unit, across 3 different derived per-person rates from £340 to £380. Published floor areas run 22–35 m². No minimum rent length is published for this building.
One Temple Quay — Elementa, Temple Quay
Two eight-person offices in the Temple Quay office quarter, both carrying release dates in early 2027 rather than now. One Temple Quay, Temple Back East, BS1 6DZ. 2 offices for 8 people, £3,995 to £4,037.50 a month for the unit, across 2 different derived per-person rates from £499.38 to £504.69. Both offices publish a floor area of 26 m². No minimum rent length is published for this building.
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All ten buildings that list 7-10 person office space Bristol
Priced on a single per-person rate
| Building | Area | Pricing | Offices | Capacities listed | Whole unit / month | Floor area (m²) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Broad Quay House | Harbourside | Single rate, £229/person (derived) | 5 | 7–10 | £1,603–£2,290 | 19–27 |
| Castlemead | Lower Castle Street, Old City | Single rate, £249/person (derived) | 10 | 7–10 | £1,743–£2,490 | 19–27 |
| All Saints’ Street | Castle Park | Single rate, £279/person (derived) | 5 | 7–10 | £1,953–£2,790 | 18–26 |
| Clockwise Bristol | Finzels Reach | Single rate, £400/person (derived) | 2 | 7 and 10 | £2,800–£4,000 | 42–50 |
| Square Works | Berkeley Square | Single rate, £450/person (derived) | 1 | 7 | £3,150 | not published |
| Queen Square | Queen Square | Single rate, £520/person (derived) | 1 | 8 | £4,160 | 24 |
24 offices across 6 buildings.
Priced room by room
| Building | Area | Pricing | Offices | Capacities listed | Whole unit / month | Floor area (m²) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bristol – Colston Avenue | City centre | Room by room | 14 | 7–10 | £2,222–£3,864 | 17–29 |
| Bristol Bridge | Redcliffe | Room by room | 6 | 8–9 | £2,600–£4,050 | 30–36 |
| Temple Meads | Redcliffe | Room by room | 7 | 8 and 10 | £2,720–£3,600 | 22–35 |
| One Temple Quay | Temple Quay | Room by room | 2 | 8 | £3,995–£4,037.50 | 26 |
| All 10 buildings, both patterns | 53 | 7–10 | £1,603–£4,160 | 51 of 53 published | ||
Every price in these tables is the whole office unit per calendar month, as the listing publishes it. The per-person rates in the Pricing column are derived by dividing that figure by the declared maximum occupancy. Floor area is recorded against the office unit itself; the breakout spaces and lounges these buildings list are separate fields, and the listings publish no area for them.
What does “available” mean on these listings?
Less than you would hope, and two minutes here will save you a wasted enquiry. Availability arrives on two separate fields, and most offices fill in only one of them. Of the 53, 15 publish a date, 28 publish a short note, only 5 publish both, and 15 publish neither.
- 5 offices carry a date that has already passed alongside the note “Available now”. Those two agree; the date is simply stale.
- 10 offices carry a date in the future and no note at all. The furthest is 1 September 2027 — a nine-person office at Broad Quay House at £2,061 a month, just under a year out.
- 1 office reads “Under Offer” with no date: a seven-person room at Bristol – Colston Avenue at £2,667. It is listed, but it is spoken for.
- 15 offices publish neither a date nor a note, so the listing tells you nothing about when you could move in.
Both fields read from the listings on 7 September 2026.
Nothing in the set contradicts itself in a way that matters: no office anywhere pairs a future date with “Available now”. 27 of the 53 carry the note “Available now”, 5 of them alongside a stale date.
The pattern runs against the grain of everything above, which is why it is worth its own paragraph. 22 offices are marked available now with no date attached, and 18 of them are at the room-priced buildings — 12 at Colston Avenue alone. Meanwhile every one of the 15 offices that publish no availability information at all sits at a per-person-rate building. So the buildings with the tidiest pricing are the ones telling you least about timing. If you need space this quarter, start with the room-priced side and read both fields; treat a bare date as a release date rather than a promise.
How to choose between them
Work out which price list you are on first. Everything else follows from that.
- If your headcount is settled, a per-person rate is the cleaner deal: you can price your exact team in one multiplication and there is nothing to shop for. Broad Quay House at £229 and Castlemead at £249 are the two lowest derived per-person rates in the band.
- If your headcount is unsettled, a room-priced building rewards asking. Ask for every office in the band rather than the one matching your number — at Colston Avenue and Bristol Bridge a larger room came out cheaper than a smaller one.
- If you need it soon, start on the room-priced side, for the reason set out above.
Prices, rates and availability as published on the Wezoo listings, 7 September 2026.
Choosing on address alone means picking between two price lists without knowing it. Once you know which one you are on, narrow it on the things a price list cannot tell you.
- If you need room to breathe, compare published floor areas rather than the capacity label. Clockwise Bristol publishes the two largest offices in the band, at 42 and 50 m². And the label really does not tell you the size: Colston Avenue’s six seven-person offices publish 17, 18, 20, 21, 23 and 23 m² — the largest of them over a third bigger than the smallest, at the same declared capacity.
Floor areas as published on the listings.
- If you commute by train, Temple Meads and Bristol Bridge both sit on Victoria Street in Redcliffe, Temple Meads at the station end of it. Castlemead and All Saints’ Street are the Old City options, and Castlemead is the only one of the ten that lists on-site parking.
- If a full office is not right yet, a day office in Bristol gives you a private room by the day with no commitment, and our note on how much office space per person you actually need is the right sanity check before you sign anything.
Facilities and addresses as published on the listings.
For the citywide picture across every team size — including what the market looks like below seven people and above ten — see our breakdown of how much a private office costs in Bristol. If you are comparing cities rather than buildings, we have run the same band in 7-10 person office space in London and 7-10 person office space in Manchester, and what is a private office covers the basics if this is your team’s first one.
Bristol sits in the South West, which holds 235,000 of the UK’s 2.73 million VAT and/or PAYE-registered businesses on ONS figures for March 2025 — 8.6% of the national total. The same release reports that 44.0% of the UK’s 2.1 million companies are single-employee limited companies. It publishes no count of seven-to-ten-employee firms, but on that shape of population they are unlikely to be the common case. 53 offices built for a team that size, in a single city, is worth a page.
How we drew the boundary
Every figure on this page covers the 12 Wezoo private-office buildings inside the City of Bristol — all BS1 and BS8 postcodes — of which 10 list an office for seven to ten people. Two further buildings, Aztec West and Almondsbury Business Park, carry a “Bristol” address label but sit in BS32, in South Gloucestershire, outside the city boundary; they are excluded from every count, price and range above. Where we say a field is not published, we mean the listing does not state it, not that the thing does not exist.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does 7-10 person office space Bristol cost per month?
Between £1,603 and £4,160 a month for the whole office, median £2,601, across the 53 offices Wezoo lists at this size in the city. Divided by declared maximum occupancy that is £229 to £520 per person, median £340 — a figure we derive, not one the listings publish.
How many 7-10 person offices does Wezoo list in Bristol?
53, across 10 buildings inside the City of Bristol. There are 12 Wezoo private-office buildings in the city in total and two of them list nothing in this band. By capacity: 13 for 7 people, 23 for 8 people, 8 for 9 people, 9 for 10 people.
Is the price per desk or for the whole office?
For the whole office. Every price on this page is the monthly figure the listing publishes for the unit. Any per-person number here is derived by dividing that figure by the office’s declared maximum occupancy, and is labelled as derived wherever it appears.
Do bigger offices work out cheaper per person in Bristol?
Not in this band. At each of the 6 per-person-rate buildings the derived rate is the same at every capacity that building lists, so there is no volume discount at any of them. At the 4 room-priced buildings there is no consistent pattern either way — and at two of the three that list more than one capacity a larger office is cheaper in absolute terms than one of their own smaller ones. It is always worth asking for the size above.
Is there a minimum contract length?
Only 3 of the 10 buildings publish one, and where they do it is one month: Broad Quay House, Castlemead and All Saints’ Street. The other seven publish no minimum rent length, which means it is not stated rather than that none applies. Confirm it with the operator before you commit.
How soon can a 7-10 person office in Bristol be ready?
27 of the 53 carry the note “Available now”. 10 carry a future release date and no note, the furthest being 1 September 2027. One is under offer, and 15 publish nothing about availability at all. The date and the note are separate fields, so check both before you plan a move.
