Creative Studio Space | Workspace in Methley, Leeds

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If you’ve ever tried to work from home and just… couldn’t, you know what I mean. Kitchen tables get too small, coffee shops have terrible Wi-Fi, and silence is just not the same as focus. I’ve been there. Been working from my bedroom, trying to keep up with deadlines, and honestly, it wasn’t sustainable.

So I found this place — a real creative studio space in Methley, Leeds — and it’s changed how I work. It’s not just a desk. It’s a place where you can actually breathe, get away from the noise, and feel like you’re part of something.

The space is shared by about 5 people max — not too crowded, not too quiet. It’s got reliable internet, 24/7 access, and a proper kitchen area (yes, actually a kitchen — not just a cupboard). There’s also a comfy lounge where you can chill, grab a coffee, or just talk to someone who gets it.

It’s not fancy, but it’s got real vibes. The area is buzzing — lots of local makers, artists, and small businesses. You’re never far from a café, a gallery, or a spot where you can grab a bite and chat. And if you’re into the local scene, there’s a great bar right next door — perfect for a quick break or a Friday night after work.

I’ve been using it for a few months now, and it’s helped me stay consistent, actually feel like I’m making progress, and connect with people who are doing similar things. There’s even a weekly lunch meet-up — no pressure, just real talk.

You don’t need to be a big company or have a fancy idea to join. Whether you’re running a side hustle, doing freelance work, or just need a quiet corner to focus — this space is for you.

I’ve got a few spots available right now — I’m not charging much, just £9 to get in. If you’re thinking about it, just give me a quick message — I’ll check availability and help you sort it out.

If you’re not in Leeds, I can point you to other spots around London too — like Hackney Central or Walthamstow — each with its own feel and energy.

Just wanted to share this place with someone who might actually need it. No fluff. Just real space, real people, real progress.