Our shared coworking space closed in November 2023. If you were hoping for a desk near Pawleys Island, a private office or a business mailbox may suit you better, and both are available now.
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What changed
The commons is closed. The offices upstairs never stopped, and they still come with a conference room and a real street address.
The short version
From Shared Tables to Private Offices
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Co-Working Space
Before November 2023, Litchfield Collective ran a shared workspace inside the Litchfield Exchange. The old page welcomed visitors to "LC Works" and promised a "Shared Workspace That Shapes Success."
Freelancers, remote workers and small business owners bought passes by the day, the week or the month. Together with the executive offices and the Event Center, the Collective's footprint was over 10,000 combined square feet.
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Why it closed
On November 30, 2023, the Collective announced that the CoWorking Space and Event Center had closed. The announcement called the third floor Executive Suites the heart of Litchfield Collective, and the plan was to put more time and resources into those suites and the businesses working in them.
The closest thing to a regular coworking seat is now a private, lockable office on the third floor. Small offices of about 100 sq ft for one person are listed at $595 a month. You keep the same desk, leave your monitor overnight and close the door for calls.
Office members book the conference room for client meetings, and guests are welcome with a booking. A 2023 post also mentioned a zoom room for video calls. Your office stays your workspace, and visitors get a proper table.
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Searching "Coworking Near Me"? Here's an Honest Take
If you landed here looking for a hot desk for an afternoon, we can't help with that anymore, and we'd rather tell you now than after a phone call. A pass you use once in a while doesn't have a direct replacement here.
But plenty of people who search for coworking want something a little different. They want a place that isn't their kitchen, a door they can close for calls and somewhere to meet a client that isn't a coffee shop. If that sounds like you, here's how the options line up.
If you work alone most weekdays
A small executive office is about 100 sq ft for one person, listed at $595 a month. For someone who would have bought a monthly coworking pass and come in four or five days a week, a private room is often the more comfortable setup. Nobody takes your seat, and your files stay where you left them.
If you have a partner or a small team
A medium office of about 170 sq ft fits up to two people at a listed $797 a month. The large office, about 280 sq ft, is set up for three to five people at a listed $995 a month. Sizes are approximate, so ask to see the specific room on your tour. The executive offices page has the full breakdown.
If you mostly need a business address
Some people signed up for coworking mainly so their business had a real address to put on a website or a Google listing. A mailbox service handles that on its own. Google Business Profile does not accept P.O. boxes, and our mailboxes use a physical street address on Ocean Highway. The Standard plan is $375 a year, and Business Plus+ is $575 a year with one year of free Google Maps optimization.
What Hasn't Changed
A True Collective
The old coworking page said, "We grow and collaborate as an independent team," and that still describes the third floor. Members get introduced to one another, and many take part in the Pawleys Island Alliance, a grassroots local business alliance the Collective runs. Free trainings and events for members continue too, like our SEO training workshops.
High-Speed Internet
Connections of up to 600 Mb are still part of the building, so video calls and big uploads keep moving. Parking is still free, and the coffee is still fresh.
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What You Can Rent Today
Where Coworking Members Went Next
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A Private Office
Lockable rooms of about 100 to 280 sq ft, listed from $595 a month. See office rates
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A Business Mailbox
A physical street address with mail and package acceptance from any carrier, from $375 a year. Compare plans
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A Local Network
The Pawleys Island Alliance helps local businesses market together. Meet the Alliance
Coworking Questions
Is the Litchfield Collective coworking space still open?
No. The CoWorking Space closed in November 2023, along with the Event Center, so the Collective could focus on the Executive Suites on the third floor. You can read the closing announcement for the full story.
Can I still buy a day, weekly or monthly pass?
No. Drop-in passes ended when the coworking space closed. If you need a regular place to work, a small private office is the closest option we offer today.
What is the smallest space I can rent now?
The small executive office: about 100 sq ft for one person, at a listed rate of $595 a month. Sizes are approximate and rates can change, so call 843-279-4558 to confirm what is open.
Can I still meet clients in the building?
Yes, if you rent an office. Office members can book the conference room, and guests are welcome with a conference room booking.
I only need a business address. Do I need an office?
No. Our mailbox services give you a physical street address with mail and package acceptance from any carrier, starting at $375 a year.
What happened to the Event Center?
It closed at the same time as the coworking space. The Event Center page has the details.