CO-WORK & ROOM HIRE
Discover our stunning, comfortable and well-equipped workspace in the heart of Devonport. Our historic building, a renovated Grade II listed Market Hall, sets the stage for an exceptional co-working or hire experience.
Choose between a hot-desk in our main space or a tucked-away sofa for your day’s co-working, or browse our range of private spaces for your workshop or event, allowing you to find the perfect setting to suit your needs.
Co-work
Access to our premium co-working spaces is from Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 5pm, Saturday, 9:30am to 4pm and Sunday, 9:30am to 2pm.
What does it cost?
Co-work starts from £6.25 for a half day, £12.50 for a full day.
Unlock unlimited
For £40 a month gain unlimited access to co-work – that’s just over £1.30 a day.
MEETING ROOMS & EVENT SPACES
We have a range of work and event spaces across Market Hall for you to explore and enjoy. These include:
Meeting Room: accommodating up to 12 people
Workspace 1: accommodating up to 32 people
Workspace 2: accommodating up to 14 people
Event Space: accommodating up to 100 people
Main Hall: accommodating up to 250 people
What does it cost?
Our Meeting Room can be booked in 2 hour slots. Simply create an account, log in, and book.
Meeting Room: £30 for 2 hours access (Bookable via online account).
Workspace 1: £120 for 4 hours access (Bookable by enquiry only).
Workspace 2 (Boardroom) : £100 for 4 hours access (Bookable via online account).
Event Space: £200 for 4 hours access (Bookable by enquiry only).
Main Hall: Enquire for pricing (Bookable by enquiry only).
Meeting Room
Workspace 1
Workspace 2
Event Space
Got a question about our spaces? Want to host a large event at Market Hall?
We want to hear from you!
“Working at the ever-impressive Market Hall in Plymouth allows colleagues to choose how they want to work post-Covid, and provides a space for people to safely come together to meet with colleagues and partner organisations. It also allows us to make new connections with other members – creative people, entrepreneurs and community groups. We’ve already opened up new links, partnerships and potential new projects.”
Dan Hart, Head of Community Engagement at Argyle Community Trust