A Grade II listed original flax mill, Castleton Mill has been repurposed as a collection of creative work spaces and studios that are high quality and affordable.
By combining high-spec facilities with an inspiring setting the mill offers the perfect environment for fast growing creative businesses.
First and foremost, Castleton Mill is about its people, which is why we work hard to create a welcoming, creative community with additional services including a impressive shared space, fresh food bar, showers and bike storage.
Castleton Mill also offers access to a large-scale industrial space at Canal Mills perfect for events, exhibitions, shoots and other creative projects.
Our Commitment to Sustainability
We understand how important your green credentials are to your clients’ supply chains, so we have worked to ensure Castleton Mill is environmentally responsible through sustainable design, low-carbon practices and internal energy production.
Our Creative Community
We have strong links with each other here at Castleton Mill and actively work to collaborate on projects and support each other to create and grow their enterprises.
The history of the mill
Built in 1836, Castleton Mill was designed for steam powered flax spinning, in the 1850s a weaving shed was added for wool and linen manufacture. It is one of three remaining mills of its type in the UK.
Throughout the renovation of the mill, our key aim was to restore and enhance the original features, as well as promote the cultural significance of the building – both past and present.
Castleton Mill is a collection of creative office spaces, uniquely designed and wired to contribute to the success of your business. We’re dedicated to providing an exceptional working environment for you and your people.
Castleton Mill has a fantastic ground floor collaborative space, perfect for workshops, hot-desking, informal meetings and networking events. We also work closely with Canal Mills, offering a large-scale creative space for events, photo shoots, exhibitions, pop-ups, set-building and other creative outputs. Both spaces have retained an industrial raw aesthetic and are extremely versatile.
On Friday 13th September, we are delighted to be hosting this special event as part of Heritage Open Days 2019. Dr Emma Storr is a GP and Honorary Associate Professor at the University of Leeds. Her talk will explore the experience of children living close to and working in the Factory’s and Mills of 19th[…]
We are very proud of our Beam Works co-working community at Castleton Mill, they are a wonderfully diverse big bunch of talent! One such member, our resident photographer Lee Brown has been with us since the start of the year and when he’s not watching the beautiful game or an indie film, he is[…]
At Castleton Mill, our desire to support innovation and business growth underpins just about everything we do. Creating a flexible environment and supporting the life-cycle of our creative businesses is what we believe has made us into the awesome community we are today. From start-ups and creative freelancers to small and medium-sized enterprises,[…]
From City Centre
Just 5 minutes drive
From M1
Just 12 minutes drive
10 min walk via the Canal Tow Path or Wellington Street
Armley Road (Canal Place)
87,85,14,X14,72,X11
Wellington Road, Armley Road, New Wortley
42,16,16A,4,4A
5 mins bike ride from Leeds City Centre
Address: Castleton Mill, Castleton Close, Leeds LS12 2DS