Located in a pleasant suburban setting, the Framingham Center is made for those looking for a sanctuary in the city. This charming low-level building has large windows to flood in the natural light and is surrounded by trees and grass, making for a lovely view. Framingham is home to the Golden Triangle, one of the largest shopping districts, perfect for taking a power lunch or indulging in a spot of retail therapy.
Book a hot desk in a charming low-level building where large windows flood the floor with natural light and the view is trees and grass. Desks come with natural light and high-speed internet, and a business lounge plus common areas give you space to take a call or talk to someone new. Framingham's Golden Triangle shopping district is right there for a power lunch, and the MBTA station makes the commute from Boston or further out along the Worcester Line straightforward. It is a quieter alternative to a downtown coworking floor without losing the connections.
A desk with natural light and high-speed internet, plus use of the business lounge and common areas.
Yes. Hot desks are booked by the day, so you can come in occasionally or make it a routine.
The Golden Triangle shopping district is close and the Route 9 corridor has retail and dining options.
Monday to Friday, from 8:30 in the morning until 5 in the afternoon.
Yes. The Framingham MBTA station serves the Worcester Line and a bus stop is roughly 340 metres away.
Low-level building with large windows, surrounded by trees and grass in Framingham.
Worcester Line station nearby plus a bus stop roughly 340 metres from the door.
One of the largest shopping districts nearby for a power lunch or errands.
945 Concord Street sits in a pleasant suburban pocket of Framingham, in the heart of MetroWest and close to the Route 9 commercial corridor with its retail, dining and professional services. The Route 30 and Route 126 bus stop is roughly 340 metres from the building, the Arsenal Rd stop is around 1.2 kilometres away, and several parking areas are within about 800 to 1,200 metres. The Framingham MBTA station on the Worcester Line connects you to Boston and the surrounding region, and major highways handle the rest. Framingham City Hall covers municipal services, while MetroWest Medical Center is nearby for healthcare. For time away from the desk, the Golden Triangle shopping district and the Natick Mall offer retail and dining, and Cochituate State Park gives you a lakefront setting a short drive away.