Position your business in the vibrant hub of Old Town Alexandria. Located at the corner of King, Pitt, and Asaph Streets, this HQ center offers direct access to the courthouse and is surrounded by a bustling mix of restaurants, retail, and cultural landmarks. Starbucks, La Madeleine, and a bank are located inside the building, and the Waterfront is just a five‑minute walk away for convenient taxi or trolley connections. Commuters benefit from a 14-minute walk to King Street Metro (Yellow and Blue lines) and quick access to I 495 and I 95. Inside, the space is designed for efficiency and professionalism. Ready-to-use private offices, coworking areas, and modern meeting rooms provide flexible options for teams of all sizes. With prominent frontage along three major streets, on-site amenities, and a central Old Town location, this center is ideal for businesses requiring immediate courthouse access, client-facing operations, or a prestigious professional address in Alexandria.
Book a day office at 510-526 King Street when you need a private room for a day in Old Town Alexandria. Each office is fully furnished with high-speed internet, natural light, and coffee and tea included, so you can arrive and get on with it. Direct courthouse access and proximity to Alexandria City Hall make it a sensible base for legal and government-facing work. I-495 and I-95 are quick to reach, and the Waterfront is a five minute walk when you need air.

A fully furnished private office with high-speed internet, natural light, and coffee and tea included.
Yes, it is your own enclosed room rather than a desk in the shared coworking area.
Yes, the centre offers direct courthouse access and sits close to Alexandria City Hall.
I-495 and I-95 are both quick to reach from the King Street location.
The centre team is on site Monday to Friday from 08:30 to 17:00.
Immediate access to the courthouse and Alexandria City Hall from the King Street building.
Blue and Yellow lines plus Amtrak and VRE, with I-495 and I-95 nearby.
Prominent frontage on King, Pitt and Asaph Streets among restaurants, retail and landmarks.
510-526 King Street stands at the corner of King, Pitt and Asaph Streets in the heart of Old Town Alexandria, with prominent frontage on all three. King Street Old Town Metro is a 14 minute walk and serves the Blue and Yellow lines alongside Amtrak and VRE regional commuter rail, giving direct connections to Washington D.C., while I-495 and I-95 handle the drive. The Waterfront is around five minutes on foot for taxi and trolley connections, and Alexandria Waterfront Park and the Potomac River promenade are minutes away for a walk or a casual team gathering. Inside the building you will find Starbucks, La Madeleine and a bank, while the surrounding historic district brings the Old Town Boutique District, the Torpedo Factory Art Center, Gadsby's Tavern Museum and the Alexandria History Museum at The Lyceum. Alexandria City Hall and the courthouse are both immediately accessible.