Spaces One Oxford Center
Elevate your business at One Oxford Center—Pittsburgh’s prime new workspace. Downtown Pittsburgh has a definite work-hard, play-hard vibe that makes it the perfect place to do business. One Oxford Center is located in the heart of Pittsburgh's thriving financial services, healthcare, and technology district. A glistening glass tower in the city’s skyline, it boasts 360-degree views across the urban landscape and a prestigious tenant roster that includes Morgan Lewis and TriState Capital. Located just off the Parkway (I-376), the most prominent highway in the Pittsburgh metro area, you’re minutes from the airport and the remainder of the interstates. It’s also a paper plane’s throw from an abundance of art and culture—explore the retail and food outlets of Market Square, the beautiful green space of Firstside Park, or the charm of Fourth Avenue Historic District. Recently renovated to a high standard, this iconic One Oxford Center office tower is sure to impress from the get-go with its five-story interior atrium and contemporary outdoor terrace and garden. Both floors offer a column-free design and high ceilings, letting in floods of natural light from the continuous glass windows that encompass the building’s striking structure. As well as a suite of designer offices, meeting rooms, and communal areas, entrepreneurs benefit from an extensive new food court and news stand, as well as banking and postal services, private dining facilities, a full-service 70,000 sq. ft. fitness center, bicycle parking, and an attached garage with integral access to an additional 1,600 spaces at the Boulevard of the Allies' garage and Macy's garage.
Virtual offices at One Oxford Center
A virtual office gives your business a professional address at One Oxford Center, with mail handling and on-demand access to meeting rooms, without renting a physical workspace. It's ideal for registering your company, building local presence, and staying flexible. Submit an inquiry below and our team will get back to you with the details.
virtual office
301 Grant Street, Pittsburgh
- Professional business address
- Mail and call handling
- No lease, stay flexible
A virtual office gives your business a professional presence: a prestigious business address, mail handling, and call answering, without the cost of a physical space. Use it to register your company, build a local presence, and stay flexible, with on-demand access to meeting rooms whenever you need them.
Virtual office facilities
Address & mail
- Business address
- Mail handling
Communications
- Call answering
- Local phone number
Workspace access
- Meeting room access
Virtual office and business address in Pittsburgh
Set up a virtual office at One Oxford Center and give your company a prestigious downtown Pittsburgh business address without renting space. Add mail handling, call answering and a local phone number, with meeting room access when you need to meet in person. The 301 Grant Street tower places you in the city's financial, healthcare and technology district near City Hall. Register your business address and step up to physical space whenever it suits you.
Frequently asked questions
It includes a business address, mail handling, call answering, a local phone number and meeting room access.
Yes, you can set up 301 Grant Street in downtown Pittsburgh as your business address.
No membership is needed. You register the virtual office and add the services you want.
Yes, meeting room access is included so you can meet clients in person when needed.
At 301 Grant Street in the heart of Pittsburgh's Central Business District.
What makes One Oxford Center special
One Oxford Center glass tower
A glistening glass tower with 360-degree views and a five-story interior atrium.
Downtown Pittsburgh transit access
Near Wood Street and Steel Plaza light rail stations, just off the Parkway I-376.
Full amenities on site
Food court, fitness center, banking, postal services, bicycle parking and an attached garage.
How to get there?
One Oxford Center stands at 301 Grant Street in the heart of downtown Pittsburgh, near Wood Street and Steel Plaza light rail stations on Pittsburgh Regional Transit. First Avenue, Gateway and Station Square stations are all within walking distance, along with bus stops at Station Square and several parking garages. The building sits just off the Parkway (I-376), minutes from the airport. Heinz Hall, the Benedum Center, Market Square, Firstside Park, Mellon Square and Point State Park bring culture, dining and riverfront green space within easy reach.
