Spaces 75 Queen Street
The Old Port of Montreal is a bustling neighbourhood of creatives and entrepreneurs, with offices sat between art galleries and museums. At 75 Queen Street, you’re a five-minute walk from the centre of Downtown and connected to the rest of the city by the buses and subway lines of Montreal’s fantastic transit system. Choose your workspace: from private offices to large collaborative meeting rooms. And don’t be afraid for the meeting to flow out into the common areas, or even outside onto the courtyard – this is a truly open working environment.
75 Queen Street has a high-speed Wi-Fi connection throughout, a cafe and coffee bar serving premium roasts, and mezzanine meeting rooms that give you a detached yet collaborative workspace. Stepping outside, you can head to the huge variety of restaurants and cafes throughout the waterfront location, as well as the fantastic parks and museums. When you step back into 75 Queen Street, there’ll no doubt be one of the centre’s specially curated events to attend. That’s because when you’re at 75 Queen Street, you’re not only choosing where to work, you’re joining a community of like-minded professionals.
Private office facilities
Great for work
- High-speed WiFi
- Fully furnished office
- Utilities included
Services & support
- On-site support and reception
Access & spaces
- 24/7 building access
- Meeting room access
Private offices at 75 Queen Street, Montreal
Private offices at 75 Queen Street sit in the Old Port neighbourhood, a busy mix of creatives and entrepreneurs where the workspace shares its streets with art galleries and museums. Offices come fully furnished with high-speed WiFi throughout the building, utilities, on-site support and reception, 24/7 building access and meeting room access, including mezzanine meeting rooms that stay detached from the floor without feeling cut off. Meetings can spill into the common areas or out onto the courtyard, which suits teams that work better in the open. A cafe and coffee bar serving premium roasts keeps the day going, and specially curated events bring the centre's community together. Inquire about availability, tour Suite 1400 and agree a term, with month-to-month arrangements possible.
Frequently asked questions
A fully furnished office with high-speed WiFi, utilities, on-site support and reception, 24/7 building access and meeting room access.
The workspace is at 75 Queen St., Suite 1400, Montreal, QC H3C 2N6, in the Old Port area.
Large collaborative meeting rooms and mezzanine meeting rooms are available, alongside common areas and an outdoor courtyard.
Yes. The centre has a cafe and coffee bar serving premium roasts, plus common areas and a courtyard.
Inquire through Wezoo, tour the space, then agree a term and move in. Month-to-month terms are available.
Inside 75 Queen Street in Montreal
Between Old Montreal and downtown
The Quartier international links Old Montreal to the downtown core, a five minute walk away.
Metro and rail close by
Place-d'Armes and Champ-de-Mars on the Orange Line are nearby, with Central Station within reach.
Cafe, courtyard and community
A coffee bar serving premium roasts, an outdoor courtyard and curated events for the centre's members.
How to get there?
75 Queen Street sits in Montreal's Quartier international, a mixed-use district that stitches Old Montreal to the downtown core and gathers corporate offices, law firms and public institutions in the same few blocks. The Old Port neighbourhood around it is full of creatives and entrepreneurs, with art galleries and museums as neighbours, and the centre of downtown is a five minute walk. History and culture are on the doorstep: Notre-Dame Basilica and the Pointe-a-Calliere museum are steps away, and the Old Port offers riverside views and lively public spaces. The Montreal World Trade Centre nearby brings international trade events into reach. For getting around, Place-d'Armes and Champ-de-Mars metro stations on the STM Orange Line serve the area, Montreal Central Station connects regional and intercity rail, and the city's bus network covers the rest, while a huge variety of restaurants and cafes runs along the waterfront.
