Set your ambitions in motion with flexible workspace at 101 N Monroe Street, set in the heart of downtown Tallahassee’s historic Park Avenue district. Make your business at home in this sleek building, working alongside major law firms and leading scientific research companies in a green, cosmopolitan city. Work your way in stylish offices with floor-to-ceiling windows and stunning views over the city. Take a breather in the fully stocked break room and make new connections while you do so. In Florida’s vibrant state capital, you’re never more than a short walk from cultural spots, green space, or delicious cuisine when work’s done for the day.
Work flexibly from a hot desk at 101 N Monroe Street in downtown Tallahassee. Desks offer natural light from floor-to-ceiling windows and high-speed internet, with a fully stocked break room for making new connections. Set in the historic Park Avenue district beside major law firms and research companies, the location is a stimulating base. Nearby parking garages and a downtown bus stop make dropping in for a day of focused work simple.
Hot desks offer natural light and high-speed internet, with a fully stocked break room on hand.
Yes, hot desks suit flexible drop-in working, whether for a single day or ongoing use.
Yes, the stocked break room is a natural spot to take a breather and make new connections.
Nearby parking garages and a downtown bus stop make the location easy to reach.
The Park Avenue district hosts major law firms and research companies close to the building.
Downtown Park Avenue district address near the Capitol, courthouse and City Hall.
Floor-to-ceiling windows offer natural light and stunning views over Tallahassee.
Several parking garages and a downtown bus stop sit within a short walk.
101 N Monroe Street sits in downtown Tallahassee's historic Park Avenue district, with several parking garages including the Call Street Garage within walking distance and a bus stop at West Gaines and South Bronough Streets close by. The address places you steps from the Florida State Capitol, the Leon County Courthouse and cultural spots like the Florida Historic Capitol Museum, with Florida State University adding energy and talent to the surrounding area.