Home of billion-dollar hedge fund businesses, 500 West Putnam Avenue is your go-to for ambitious startups and growing businesses. Here, less than an hour from New York City and right on Route 1, you’re well placed to connect with some of the country’s most powerful executives. Set within attractive landscaped grounds, this four-story mint green and glass-paneled building is a short drive from the town’s charming commercial center. Once you’ve sealed a hot new deal, celebrate with a meal at nearby Polpo or Little Thai Kitchen.
Join an ambitious business community with a hot desk at 500 West Putnam Avenue, home to billion-dollar hedge fund firms in Greenwich. The coworking area enjoys natural light and high-speed internet, set within attractive landscaped grounds. Right on Route 1 and near Greenwich Station, it keeps you connected to New York City and the wider region. A business lounge, outdoor terrace and on-site cafe are close by for a break.
Hot desks include natural light and high-speed internet, plus access to the business lounge, terrace and on-site cafe.
Yes, the coworking area enjoys natural light and sits within attractive landscaped grounds for a pleasant setting.
The building is right on Route 1 near Greenwich Station on the Metro-North New Haven Line, with parking on hand.
The address is home to ambitious startups, growing businesses and billion-dollar hedge fund firms in Greenwich.
There is an outdoor terrace and business lounge, plus nearby dining at Polpo and Little Thai Kitchen.
Close to Greenwich Station on the Metro-North New Haven Line, less than an hour from New York City.
A prestigious West Putnam Avenue address among corporate headquarters and hedge fund firms.
Near Greenwich Avenue's shops, the Bruce Museum and the historic Bush-Holley House.
500 West Putnam Avenue is a four-story mint green and glass building set within landscaped grounds in Greenwich's central business district, with parking right by the entrance and more lots close by. It sits on Route 1 near Greenwich Station on the Metro-North New Haven Line, keeping you less than an hour from New York City. Greenwich Avenue's retail district is a short distance away for shops and dining such as Polpo and Little Thai Kitchen, while the Bruce Museum and historic Bush-Holley House offer culture nearby.