Our modern workspaces blend old and new by bringing loft-style workspaces to the historic district of Flemington. You can easily access it just off route 202, in an area where local industries include health care and social assistance. The bold red brick exterior matches the township’s history and the updated interiors provide you with flexible working areas. Entertain your clients with a working steam train line, the biggest model railway village in the world and three shopping centers.
Book a meeting room on the 6th floor of One Bridge Plaza, minutes from the George Washington Bridge and a straightforward trip from Manhattan. Rooms come with a large display, video conference setup, whiteboard, flip chart and high-speed WiFi, so hybrid sessions run without a scramble for cables. The building has a business lounge, an on-site restaurant and a cafe with barista coffee, which makes hosting a half day of client meetings simple. Parking is available, with lots from around 355 metres from the entrance.
A large display, video conference equipment, a whiteboard, a flip chart and high-speed WiFi in every room.
One Bridge Plaza, North Central Road, 6th floor, suite 675, Fort Lee, New Jersey, 07024.
The building sits beside the George Washington Bridge approaches, with quick access to major highways and public transport.
Yes. There is an on-site restaurant, a cafe with barista coffee, catering and vending machines in the building.
Yes, parking is available at the building and nearby lots start at roughly 355 metres walking distance.
Beside the George Washington Bridge approaches with major highways and public transport links.
On-site restaurant, barista cafe, business lounge, outdoor terrace and breakout spaces.
Meeting rooms, hot desks, day offices, private offices and a virtual business address.
One Bridge Plaza sits in the Bridge Plaza commercial district, the heart of Fort Lee's economic activity, with retail, dining and professional services on the doorstep and Fort Lee Borough Hall and a United States Postal Service branch close by for civic and logistical errands. The George Washington Bridge is right there, linking the address to Manhattan and feeding into the key highways that keep the wider region within reach. For a break from the desk, Fort Lee Historic Park, a preserved Revolutionary War site, offers views over the Hudson River, and Palisades Interstate Park adds promenades and natural cliffs a little further along. Parking is easy: lots sit about 355 and 436 metres from the entrance, with more within roughly 1 to 2 kilometres.