Fuel your creativity in our inspiring 2000 Duke Street work environment in Alexandria’s historic Old Town neighborhood. The vibrant modern design coupled with inviting natural light will make you feel right at home. Spark new ideas in our entrepreneurial community and take your business one step closer to success. Enjoy quick and easy access to the greater Virginia Metro area while being at the core of the city’s dynamic business community. Get inspired by the historic culture and charm surrounding Duke Street and experience Old Town’s finest restaurants, landmarks, and shops all within minutes of your workspace.
Book a hot desk and join an entrepreneurial community in Old Town Alexandria. You get natural light and high-speed internet, with a cafe and barista coffee on site to keep you going. The King Street-Old Town Metro is a short walk away, so your commute stays simple. Reserve a desk for the day whenever you need focused, flexible space.
You get natural light, high-speed internet and access to the shared workspace in Old Town Alexandria.
Yes, you can reserve a hot desk by the day whenever you need a flexible place to work.
Yes, the location has a cafe and barista coffee to keep you going through the day.
The King Street-Old Town Metro on the Blue and Yellow lines is a short walk from the building.
Yes, the building is wheelchair accessible with common areas and breakout spaces for members.
In the historic heart of Old Town, near Alexandria City Hall and Market Square.
Short walk to King Street-Old Town Metro on the Blue and Yellow lines, with Amtrak and VRE close by.
Cafe and barista coffee, gym and fitness room, outdoor terrace and wheelchair access on site.
2000 Duke Street sits in the historic core of Old Town Alexandria, a short walk from the King Street-Old Town Metro station on the Blue and Yellow lines and close to the Alexandria Amtrak and VRE station for regional travel. Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport is within easy reach for business trips. Nearby parking includes the USPTO East and West garages, while Alexandria City Hall and Market Square anchor the surrounding district. On a break, explore the Torpedo Factory Art Center on the waterfront, stroll through Old Town Waterfront Park along the Potomac River, or visit the George Washington Masonic National Memorial.