Find inspiration in flexible office space in a historic building in Gayoso Peabody Historic District. Commute easily to your workspace using the Union-Main/Tro NB, and welcome visiting clients from afar at Memphis International Airport, just 12.4 miles away. Plug into the energy of Main Street with the help of super-fast WiFi, comfortable conference rooms, and buzzing common areas. Unwind after work with a stroll in the beautiful Mississippi River Park, just a 10 minute walk away.
Reserve a fully equipped meeting room at 107 S Main Street in a historic building in Memphis' South Main Historic Arts District. Rooms include high-speed WiFi, a large display, video conference setup, a whiteboard, a flip chart and natural light for confident presentations. Book by the hour or the day and get an instant quote before you confirm. The creative district setting adds character to client meetings and workshops.
High-speed WiFi, a large display, video conference setup, a whiteboard, a flip chart and natural light.
At 107 S Main Street in a historic building in Memphis' South Main Historic Arts District.
Yes, reserve by the hour or the day and receive an instant quote before confirming.
Yes, comfortable conference rooms in a creative district setting suit client meetings and workshops.
Main Street transit is close by and Memphis International Airport is about 12.4 miles away.
A creative district of galleries, cultural venues and repurposed historic buildings.
The National Civil Rights Museum, Orpheum Theatre and Beale Street are close by.
Tom Lee Park along the river is about a 10-minute walk for a break outdoors.
107 S Main Street sits in a historic building in the heart of Memphis' South Main Historic Arts District, a creative neighborhood of galleries and repurposed buildings. Main Street transit and the Huling light rail stops are within walking distance, with the Peabody Place Parking Garage and several other parking areas close by, and Memphis International Airport about 12.4 miles away. Iconic landmarks surround you, with the National Civil Rights Museum at the historic Lorraine Motel a short walk away, plus the Orpheum Theatre and Beale Street Historic District. For a break, Tom Lee Park and the Memphis Riverfront along the Mississippi River are about a 10-minute walk.