HQ 196 West Ashland Street
Discover the charming office space in this historic converted grain storage house in serene surroundings. With direct rail links to New York City, Philadelphia and Washington DC, Doylestown offers you convenient access to these busy commercial hubs. The beautiful site has exquisitely preserved its rustic charm with original hard-wood floors and open-beam ceilings across three floors of workspaces. The center of Doylestown provides shops, restaurants, and entertainment, including museums where you can learn more about the area’s history.
Coworking facilities
Great for work
- High-speed WiFi
- Natural light
Coworking and hot desks in Doylestown, Bucks County
Book a hot desk at 196 West Ashland Street and spend the day in a building with far more character than the average office floor, spread across three storeys of preserved rustic detail. High-speed internet and natural light come with the desk, and the shared common areas put you alongside people working around the Bucks County seat. The centre of Doylestown is right there for shops, restaurants and a walk between calls. Direct rail links reach New York City, Philadelphia and Washington DC when the week takes you further afield.
Frequently asked questions
High-speed internet and a workspace with natural light in the shared coworking areas.
The converted grain storage house holds workspaces across three floors.
The centre of Doylestown offers shops, restaurants and entertainment within walking distance.
Doylestown has direct rail links to New York City, Philadelphia and Washington DC.
The centre is open Monday to Friday, 8:30 to 17:00.
What makes 196 West Ashland Street special
Historic Doylestown grain house
Converted grain storage house with original hardwood floors and open-beam ceilings across three floors.
Rail terminus 207 metres away
Doylestown SEPTA station links directly to Philadelphia, New York City and Washington DC.
Secure West Ashland Street workspace
24/7 CCTV coverage and a wheelchair accessible building in central Doylestown.
How to get there?
Doylestown train station sits 207 metres from the door as the terminus of the SEPTA Lansdale and Doylestown line, with the Doylestown Greyhound and Trans-Bridge bus stop 300 metres on. Drivers have parking at roughly 383 metres, the Doylestown Bike and Hike Network parking at 1,002 metres, and further lots at 1,195 and 1,257 metres, plus the Bucks County Parking Garage at 1,264 metres. Around the building, Doylestown Borough Hall, the Bucks County Courthouse and administrative complex, the local post office and Doylestown Hospital are all within easy reach. The town centre fills the surrounding streets with shops, restaurants and entertainment, and the James A. Michener Art Museum, the Mercer Museum and Fonthill Castle sit nearby for a cultural break or a team outing.
