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Near Public Transport
Bike Storage
Coffee & Tea Bar
Lounge
Phone Booths
Reception Service

WeWork Holyoke Building

At 107 Spring St, the historic Holyoke Building offers WeWork members a workspace that balances character with everyday comfort. Tall windows, exposed brick, and stone walls bring in great natural light and a warm feel that stays inspiring without pulling focus. High ceilings keep everything airy, whether you’re welcoming a client for a meeting or digging into heads-down work. On-site features like bike storage, a wellness and mother’s room, event space, recreational games, and dog-friendly policies help your day flow smoothly, from deep work to quick breaks and easy team connection.

WeWork at 107 Spring St delivers a classic downtown Seattle address with historic charm and modern workspace appeal, a strong pick if you’re comparing office space near Pike Place Market. It’s a short walk to University Street Station for light rail connections across the region, with multiple bus lines along 3rd Avenue and quick access to I-5 and I-90 for drivers. Clients and teams will also enjoy being near the Seattle Art Museum, Benaroya Hall, and the lively Seattle waterfront.

What makes Holyoke Building special

Historic brick and stone character

The historic Holyoke Building pairs tall windows, exposed brick and stone walls with high ceilings.

Downtown, near Pike Place Market

A short walk to University Street Station for light rail, with multiple bus lines close by.

Wellness room and showers

Bike storage, showers, a wellness and mother's room, event space and a dog-friendly policy.

Facilities and Amenities

Dog-friendly
Bicycle storage
Showers
Event space

Meeting & events

  • Event space

Wellness & fitness

  • Parent’s room
  • Wellness room
  • Showers

Getting here & storage

  • Bicycle storage

How to get there?

The Holyoke Building is a historic building at 107 Spring St in downtown Seattle, near Pike Place Market, the Seattle Art Museum, Benaroya Hall and the waterfront. University Street Station is a short walk for light rail connections across the region, with Symphony station about 350 m away and Pioneer Square station roughly 690 m. Multiple bus lines run along 3rd Avenue, and drivers have quick access to I-5 and I-90.

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South Washington Street & 3rd Avenue South (750m)
2nd Avenue Extension South & South Jackson Street (926m)

Holyoke Building

At 107 Spring St, the historic Holyoke Building offers WeWork members a workspace that balances character with everyday comfort. Tall windows, exposed brick, and stone walls bring in great natural light and a warm feel that stays inspiring without pulling focus. High ceilings keep everything airy, whether you’re welcoming a client for a meeting or digging into heads-down work. On-site features like bike storage, a wellness and mother’s room, event space, recreational games, and dog-friendly policies help your day flow smoothly, from deep work to quick breaks and easy team connection.

WeWork at 107 Spring St delivers a classic downtown Seattle address with historic charm and modern workspace appeal, a strong pick if you’re comparing office space near Pike Place Market. It’s a short walk to University Street Station for light rail connections across the region, with multiple bus lines along 3rd Avenue and quick access to I-5 and I-90 for drivers. Clients and teams will also enjoy being near the Seattle Art Museum, Benaroya Hall, and the lively Seattle waterfront.

Holyoke Building workspace, Seattle, WA

Frequently asked questions

It is at 107 Spring St, 98104 Seattle, in downtown Seattle near Pike Place Market.

There are lounges, a coffee and tea bar, phone booths, recreational games, showers and a wellness and mother's room, set among tall windows, exposed brick and stone walls.

Yes, the building has event space.

Yes, bike storage is available, along with showers.

Yes, the building has dog-friendly policies.

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