Regus Carnegie Center
Princeton brings the corporate community together in the shape of Carnegie Center, just south of Route 1. From its strategic out-of-town location to its brightly colored walls, every last detail combines to help you work faster and more flexibly. While the building’s eye-catching geometric architecture, the interiors are clean and contemporary, featuring premium furniture, state-of-the-art tech, and lots of natural light. There’s also a gym, café, and business lounge onsite, while MarketFair mall is just down the road.
Virtual office facilities
Address & mail
- Business address
- Mail handling
Communications
- Call answering
- Local phone number
Workspace access
- Meeting room access
Virtual Offices at Carnegie Center in Princeton
Build a professional presence in Princeton with a virtual office at Carnegie Center. The plan includes a business address, mail handling, call answering, a local phone number and meeting room access. It gives your brand a credible address in Princeton's business district without renting full-time space. Enquire to establish your virtual office today.
Frequently asked questions
A business address, mail handling, call answering, a local phone number and meeting room access.
Yes, mail handling at the Princeton business address is included.
Yes, virtual office plans include access to on-site meeting rooms.
At 103 Carnegie Center Drive, Suite 300, in Princeton, New Jersey, 08540.
Yes, call answering and a local phone number come with the plan.
What makes Carnegie Center special
Connected in Princeton
Princeton Junction on the Northeast Corridor and the Dinky link the workspace to rail travel.
Corporate community
Set in Carnegie Center just south of Route 1 in Princeton's business district.
Parks and water nearby
Delaware and Raritan Canal State Park and Lake Carnegie sit close by.
How to get there?
Set in Carnegie Center just south of Route 1, this Princeton workspace sits near Princeton Junction station on the Northeast Corridor, served by NJ Transit and Amtrak, with the local Princeton Station known as the Dinky linking to downtown. Princeton University and the Institute for Advanced Study anchor the town's academic energy, while the Delaware and Raritan Canal State Park and Lake Carnegie offer scenic breaks. MarketFair mall and a Bank of America are close by, and parking and a bus stop at Carnegie Center Dr and Roszel Rd sit within walking distance.
