Regus 310 Lenox Ave
Build your business in New York City, one of the world’s major commercial, financial and cultural centers, and enjoy state-of-the-art office space in the most populous city in the United States. Thrive amongst other forward-thinkers in this global hub of business and commerce. Commute easily to your workspace using Lenox Ave./W 125 St bus stop or 125 St subway, which are both on your doorstep. Take your ideas across the city and beyond using Harlem-125th Street Station. Welcome visiting clients at John F. Kennedy International Airport which is just under 17 miles away by car. Whether you want a long or short-term base, we have what you need. Enjoy productive work and brainstorm in flexible coworking spaces on the third floor of this stylish building. Present memorable ideas to your clients in comfortable meeting rooms or in the conference room. Feel inspired in the hive of activity surrounding you and take a break after big meetings in the kitchen area - perfect for lunch or casual chats with colleagues. Rely on our friendly team, who are on hand and happy to help should you need them throughout the workday. Entertain clients after work - the area is often referred to as Harlem’s Restaurant Row and features plenty of notable dining spots and lounges.
Virtual offices at 310 Lenox Ave
A virtual office gives your business a professional address at 310 Lenox Ave, with mail handling and on-demand access to meeting rooms, without renting a physical workspace. It's ideal for registering your company, building local presence, and staying flexible. Submit an inquiry below and our team will get back to you with the details.
virtual office
310 Lenox Ave, New York
- Professional business address
- Mail and call handling
- No lease, stay flexible
A virtual office gives your business a professional presence: a prestigious business address, mail handling, and call answering, without the cost of a physical space. Use it to register your company, build a local presence, and stay flexible, with on-demand access to meeting rooms whenever you need them.
Virtual office facilities
Address & mail
- Business address
- Mail handling
Communications
- Call answering
- Local phone number
Workspace access
- Meeting room access
Virtual Offices at 310 Lenox Ave in Harlem
Give your business a prestigious Harlem address with a virtual office at 310 Lenox Ave in New York. The plan includes a professional business address, mail handling, call answering, a local phone number and meeting room access, so you can build credibility without a permanent desk. The address sits on the 125th Street corridor in one of New York City's most iconic districts, well connected by the Harlem 125th Street station nearby. Drop in to use meeting rooms when you need to host clients in person.
Frequently asked questions
A virtual office provides a business address, mail handling, call answering, a local phone number and meeting room access.
The virtual office uses the 310 Lenox Ave address on the 125th Street corridor in Harlem, New York.
Yes. The virtual office plan includes meeting room access, so you can host clients in person at 310 Lenox Ave when needed.
Yes. Call answering and a local phone number are part of the virtual office plan, helping you manage business calls professionally.
A 310 Lenox Ave address places your business in Harlem's dynamic cultural and commercial hub, boosting your corporate image and credibility.
What makes 310 Lenox Ave special
Connected in central Harlem
Harlem 125th Street station and the 125th Street subway are a short walk from 310 Lenox Ave.
Iconic Harlem setting
Steps from the Apollo Theater and Schomburg Center on Harlem's vibrant 125th Street corridor.
Ready-to-work spaces
Furnished offices, coworking and meeting rooms with high-speed internet and on-site support.
How to get there?
310 Lenox Ave sits on the 125th Street corridor in central Harlem, New York, with the Harlem 125th Street Metro-North station around 650 meters away and the 125th Street and 116th Street subway stations within walking distance. Nearby bus stops on West 116th Street and Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard add to the connections, and several parking options sit close by. The surrounding district is known for its retail, dining and cultural landmarks, often called Harlem's Restaurant Row.
