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The club takes a box at Bath Racecourse for a day of racing, fizz and fine company.
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Berkeley Square · Clifton · Bristol
Grand · Eccentric · Iconic
Book a TourWhere a historic building is being thoughtfully refurbished into a modern home for collaboration, connection and community.
No.20 Berkeley Square is Bristol's private members' business club, set within one of Clifton's finest Georgian buildings. Every space — from elegant meeting rooms and flexible workspaces to character-rich lounges and hospitality areas — is being carefully restored, each choice made to honour the building's heritage while creating an environment where Bristol's business community can come together with ease and purpose.
We are a not-for-profit club. Every pound of membership is reinvested directly into the project: restoring the fabric of the building, enhancing its rooms, and shaping new spaces in which members can cooperate, communicate, collaborate and socialise.
The goal is not simply to modernise No.20, but to secure its future — preserving a remarkable piece of Bristol's history while giving members a home where ideas flourish, relationships strengthen, and success is shared.
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20 Berkeley SquareThe door on the square · Clifton, Bristol
A landmark Georgian building on one of Bristol's most elegant squares, restored with intention and run to a standard that speaks for itself — assured, never loud.
Heritage made present. From members' breakfasts to race days and the summer regatta, the calendar has character — and a generosity that brings people together.
A home for Bristol's business community: meeting rooms, flexible workspaces and lounges where members cooperate, communicate, collaborate and socialise.
Most places that promise connection sell you a desk and a coffee. No.20 begins somewhere else — with a building worth gathering in, and a belief that the best business is still done face to face, in good rooms, among people you have come to trust.
Bristol has no shortage of talent and ambition. What it has lacked is a single address where the city's founders, advisers and makers can meet as equals — to work, to host, to learn, and to lend one another a hand. That is the gap No.20 exists to fill.
Because we are not-for-profit, we are free to measure success differently. Every membership goes back into the house: a restored cornice, a better-lit room, a programme of evenings worth turning up for. Members are not customers; they are custodians.
The result, we hope, is a club that feels less like a service and more like a second office and a first port of call — assured, warm, and never louder than the room requires.
The Club LoungeNo.20 gives members a place to work and to host without performance. Reserve a desk for the day, book one of the meeting rooms for a board session, or take a client to lunch in the lounge — all within a building designed to impress on your behalf.
A programme of breakfasts, networking and occasions — for members and their guests.
Race DayThe club takes a box at Bath Racecourse for a day of racing, fizz and fine company.
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Members' BreakfastAn early start on the water — breakfast, introductions, and the city at its best.
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FlagshipThe club's summer flagship — a day on the water and an evening worth clearing the diary for.
Buy Tickets →Joining No.20 gives you the run of a beautiful working house and a calendar of curated networking among Bristol's professionals. It also makes you part of the restoration: a member, a host, and a custodian of a building that will outlast us all.
Three ways to belong — Business Full, Business Light and Social — each opening the house, the programme, and the company.
Why Be a Member
The Cabot SuiteFirst floor · facing the square
"By supporting the refurbishment, members help preserve a remarkable piece of Bristol's history — while gaining a home where ideas flourish."No.20 Berkeley Square

How membership is funding the careful refurbishment of a landmark Georgian building.
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Reserve a desk by the day or a room by the hour, and put the house to work.
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The eighteenth-century architecture behind one of Bristol's most storied addresses.
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