A premium workspace is the key to achieving heightened focus. Situated conveniently just off Route 1, Overlook is discreetly set back from the road, with water features, trees, and abundant greenery all around. With well-equipped meeting rooms, light-flooded coworking space and customizable offices, this professional environment has everything you need to work productively. Enjoy an al fresco lunch on the terrace, refreshments onsite at the café, and other local amenities just a short drive down the road.
Reserve a private day office at 100 Overlook Center for a professional Princeton base for the day. Offices are fully furnished with natural light, high-speed internet and coffee and tea included. Set in a premium building just off Route 1, discreetly surrounded by greenery, the location suits focused work or client meetings. Enjoy the on-site restaurant, cafe and outdoor terrace, with Princeton Junction Station nearby for easy travel.
Day offices are fully furnished with natural light, high-speed internet and complimentary coffee and tea.
Yes, day offices are designed for short-term use as a private base for the day.
Yes, there is an on-site restaurant, a cafe and an outdoor terrace for lunch.
The building is just off Route 1, with Princeton Junction Station nearby for NJ Transit and Amtrak.
Yes, several parking areas are within walking distance of the building.
100 Overlook Center is set back from the road amid water features, trees and greenery in Princeton.
Princeton Junction Station offers NJ Transit and Amtrak, with a bus stop at Carnegie Center Dr nearby.
Enjoy an al fresco lunch on the outdoor terrace surrounded by trees and greenery.
100 Overlook Center sits just off Route 1 in Princeton, discreetly set back amid water features, trees and greenery. Princeton University and its Art Museum, the McCarter Theatre Center and the Delaware and Raritan Canal State Park are all part of the surrounding professional and cultural community. For commuting, Princeton Junction Station provides NJ Transit and Amtrak on the Northeast Corridor, while Princeton Station, known as The Dinky, links the downtown to regional rail. A bus stop at Carnegie Center Dr and several parking areas are within reach.