Regus 2500 Wilcrest Drive
You won’t find a workspace much more convenient than Wilcrest in central Westchase, complete with free parking and slick video conferencing facilities. With tasteful, premium decor and instant access to nearby shops and restaurants, this is a prime suburban productivity hub. Mahogany doors are paired with bold blue feature walls showcasing abstract artwork, and refined furniture designed for maximum comfort. After work, explore the shops right outside, taking in the culinary hotspots and retail giants of Westchase Shopping Center.
Coworking facilities
Great for work
- High-speed WiFi
- Natural light
Hot Desks at 2500 Wilcrest in Houston
Take a hot desk at 2500 Wilcrest, a prime suburban productivity hub in central Westchase. Desks offer natural light and high-speed internet within a tasteful, premium interior of mahogany doors and bold blue feature walls. With free parking and shops and restaurants right outside, it is a comfortable base for flexible working in the Westchase District.
Frequently asked questions
Hot desks come with natural light and high-speed internet in the coworking area.
Yes, the center offers free parking for members.
Tasteful, premium decor with mahogany doors and bold blue feature walls.
Shops and restaurants are right outside, plus the Westchase Shopping Center.
It is in central Westchase, near Houston's Energy Corridor.
What makes 2500 Wilcrest Drive special
Westchase District address
2500 Wilcrest sits in central Westchase, close to Houston's Energy Corridor.
Free parking at 2500 Wilcrest
Free parking with instant access to nearby shops and restaurants.
Premium interior design
Tasteful decor with mahogany doors, bold blue feature walls and refined furniture.
How to get there?
2500 Wilcrest offers free on-site parking plus several nearby parking areas within a short walk in central Westchase, close to Houston's Energy Corridor along the I-10 corridor. Shops and restaurants sit right outside, including the culinary hotspots and retail of the Westchase Shopping Center, while George Bush Park and Terry Hershey Park are a short drive away for walking and cycling.
