Cotton House, Offices

The building once housed Liverpool’s thriving cotton exchange. There are reminders of its intriguing history to be found throughout, from the cotton emblems on Edmund Street to the old granite columns within the office spaces. Cotton Exchange has a flexible range of office space available to let smaller offices of 200 sq ft up large open plan suites from 7,000 so can cater for all office space requirements, just let us know what you need and we’ll make it happen. As well as adaptable office space, Cotton Exchange offers adaptable leases from 1 year up to 25 and the option to move seamlessly between our 90 different office buildings throughout Liverpool, Leeds, Manchester and Birmingham. In your office at the Cotton Exchange you’ll be looked after by the on-site customer service team. This team are dedicated to making your day at the office easier, and can help with anything from building and maintenance issues, greeting your office guests or ordering a taxi. Anything they can do to help, just ask. If you’d like to learn more about the great office space available to let at Cotton Exchange or other Bruntwood offices we have available in Liverpool, please just give us a call, we’d love to show you around.

Here is a summary of the current office specifications at this building but please bear in mind that we can bespoke these for our customers. So if it’s not on the list and you need it – just ask.

Here is a typical office floor plan of an office at the building. Depending on your needs we can split this into several smaller offices. Let us know how you would like your office to be laid out and we can make it happen.

Make the most of the building’s great location with this guide to all the best local amenities – taken from those who know best, our staff and customers.

To see a larger format of the map please go to ‘Print details’ and make sure you tick the ‘Local amenities’ box.

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Cotton House.

Cotton Exchange was purpose built in 1906, to provide the lively and heated exchange floor for the Liverpool’s cotton traders. It acted as the centre of the cotton trading world, with telephones and direct cables going to the New York, Bremen and Bombay! The original ornate facade of the building was replaced in the late 1960's with the Cotton House office space. The statues that once adorned the façade can still be found around the building. Navigation and Commerce sit in the courtyard, and a Portland Stone statue of Liverpool’s The River Mersey can be found on Old Hall Street.

The people below are responsible for the smooth running of the building and making customers’ lives as easy and enjoyable as possible. As you can see from the testimonials throughout the site, our current customers find them invaluable.

David Chan
Customer Service Team Member

Michelle Freckleton
Customer Service Team Member