Enclave Great Falls is on the first floor above the shops of Great Falls Village Centre, in a red-brick building on Georgetown Pike. Seven private offices — the largest Enclave has in the DMV — sit around a lounge with a communal table, a glass-walled meeting room, standing desks and phone rooms. Offices are private and lockable with 24/7 access via the Enclave access app, and are let unfurnished so members can fit them out to suit the way they work. Wi-Fi, utilities and cleaning are included in the monthly rate, along with two hours of conference-room time each week.
Enclave Great Falls sits on the floor above the shops of Great Falls Village Centre, in the red-brick building at the corner of Georgetown Pike and Walker Road. Seven private offices run off a lounge with a long communal table, a glass-walled meeting room, standing desks and phone rooms — a village-centre workspace rather than a city-centre one, with the shops and cafés of the village at street level.
The offices here are let unfurnished. In Enclave's own words, they "leave them unfurnished so you can set the space up however you want" — so plan for desks and chairs, or ask the team, who can sometimes help with furniture. Almost everything else is in the rate: Wi-Fi, utilities, cleaning, 24/7 access through the Enclave app and two hours of conference-room time each week.
Four of the seven offices are available, from $1,400 a month on a one-year agreement. These are the largest offices Enclave has in the DMV — 120 to 165 sq ft, roughly 11 to 15 m² — and all four have a window. They are also its most expensive, which is what a Great Falls address costs.
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Enclave Great Falls is at 9913 Georgetown Pike, Floor 2, Great Falls, VA 22066, above the shops of Great Falls Village Centre at the corner of Georgetown Pike and Walker Road. Look for the red-brick frontage with the arched doorway and the "enclave coworking" sign above it.
Usually not. Enclave leaves its offices unfurnished "so you can set the space up however you want and make it your own". They can sometimes help with furniture if you need it — worth asking before you sign. This is unusual for a flexible workspace, so budget for desks and chairs.
Your office is private and lockable, with 24/7 access. Wi-Fi, utilities, cleaning, phone rooms, conference rooms, coffee, tea, snacks and the shared workspace are all included.
Available offices at Great Falls run from $1,400 to $1,500 a month on a one-year agreement. They are the largest in Enclave's DMV estate — 120 to 165 sq ft (about 11 to 15 m²) — and all four available offices have a window. Two-year agreements are around 10% cheaper. Enclave is currently advertising 50% off the first year on a 24-month commitment, and a first month free on a 12-month commitment — check the current terms with them directly, as promotions change.
There is no strict limit. Most offices are comfortable for around two to three people, depending on the size of the office.
Yes. Private-office members get two hours of conference-room time each week. Phone rooms are first come, first served and cannot be reserved.
Enclave normally offers one-year and two-year agreements. Month-to-month may be available at some locations, but it is usually more expensive.
Yes. The security deposit is 50% of the office's base monthly rate, calculated before any discounts or promotions.
Yes. Private-office members can use Enclave as their official business address and receive mail there. All members can receive mail, but using Enclave as a registered business address requires a private office.
Once you have chosen an office, Enclave sends the agreement through DocuSign, followed by the invoice and keys. They can sometimes get everything ready the same day, although most members move in within about a week.
Enclave Great Falls is in Great Falls Village Centre, the small brick-built shopping centre at Georgetown Pike and Walker Road that serves as the commercial heart of an otherwise wooded, low-density corner of Fairfax County. Cafés, restaurants, a market and everyday services sit at street level beneath and around the workspace, with the village lot for parking. Georgetown Pike itself is a designated Virginia Byway running east towards the Potomac, where Great Falls Park — about two miles away — looks out over the falls and the Mather Gorge; Riverbend Park lies a little further north along the river. There is no Metro out here, so this is a workspace for people who drive, and one within easy reach of McLean, Reston and Tysons.