There’s nothing like being located in a bustling business district to get the adrenaline pumping for the day ahead. Illinois Oak Park’s prime location, accessible from the suburbs, local airports and Chicago’s Loop, means you couldn’t be better connected. Recently refurbished, the building’s symmetrical white architecture and large feature windows flood the modern office space with natural light. And if you fancy a breath of fresh air, shops, restaurants, cafes and parks are right on the doorstep.
This is a bustling business district address with suburban breathing room, which is a rare combination. Book a hot desk and you work in a recently refurbished building whose symmetrical white architecture and large feature windows flood the floor with natural light, with high-speed internet throughout. Shops, restaurants, cafes and parks sit right on the doorstep, so lunch is a five minute decision rather than a project. Commuting is straightforward too, with Oak Park station and the Harlem/Lake Green Line both a short walk away.
A seat in the shared workspace with natural light and high-speed internet on the floor.
Yes, Oak Park station is around 410 meters away and the Harlem/Lake CTA Green Line about 637 meters.
Yes, there are breakout spaces and common areas, plus shops, cafes and parks right outside.
Staffed Monday to Friday from 8:30 to 17:00.
Yes, the building is wheelchair accessible.
Oak Park station around 410 meters and the Harlem/Lake Green Line about 637 meters away.
White symmetrical architecture with large feature windows flooding the offices with daylight.
Close to the Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio, Unity Temple and Pleasant Home.
Oak Park Business Center occupies 1010 Lake Street in the heart of Oak Park, a recently refurbished building whose large feature windows keep the offices full of daylight. Transport is the standout: Oak Park station is roughly 410 meters on foot, the Harlem/Lake CTA Green Line station about 637 meters, and a light rail stop at Oak Park sits around 847 meters away, giving direct connections into downtown Chicago and out to the suburbs. Bus stops at Harlem and Oak, roughly 679 meters away, and Lake and Jackson at about 1.2 kilometers fill in the gaps, while drivers have the Holly Court Parking Garage around 521 meters from the door plus several lots within a kilometer. The surrounding streets are rich in culture, with the Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio, Unity Temple and Pleasant Home nearby, and everyday essentials such as Oak Park Village Hall, the public library and Rush Oak Park Hospital close at hand.