Picture business flowing in Parsippany, named after the Native American for "the place where the river winds through the valley." An area with ancient roots, it makes an ideal location for modern business thanks to excellent transport connections. Focus on growing your business in the prestigious sandstone Waterview Plaza and stylish workspaces, while soaking up the scenic lakeside views. Impress and entertain clients in one of the many restaurants in an area recognized as one of the best places to live in America.
Book a hot desk in Parsippany and work the day with lakeside views from a stylish, well finished floor. Desks come with natural light and high-speed internet, and the on-site restaurant and coffee bar mean you never have to plan lunch in advance. The Route 46 corridor is one of New Jersey's established corporate hubs, home to regional and national headquarters and multi tenant office campuses, so the networking is genuinely useful. A Lakeland bus stop is within walking distance.
A workstation with natural light and high-speed internet, plus access to the shared common areas of the centre.
Yes, hot desks are booked by the day, so you can use Parsippany workspace only when you actually need it.
The centre is wheelchair accessible, with common areas open to everyone working in the building.
There is an on-site restaurant and a cafe with barista coffee, plus many restaurants in the surrounding area.
The Lakeland bus stop is around 810 metres on foot from Waterview Plaza.
Stylish workspaces with scenic lakeside views in a landmark Parsippany building on Route 46.
Key highways run close by and Morristown NJ Transit serves the Morris and Essex lines.
An on-site restaurant, barista coffee and catering for meetings and everyday working days.
Parsippany takes its name from the Native American phrase for the place where the river winds through the valley, and the setting still shows it. The Lakeland bus stop is around 810 metres on foot, Route 46 and other key highways run close by for drivers, and Morristown NJ Transit station connects you to the Morris and Essex lines. Parking is available in the surrounding area, with lots roughly 1.3 kilometres out and further options within about 1.6 kilometres. TD Bank and the Parsippany Medical Complex are nearby for everyday needs, and the Parsippany Troy Hills Municipal Building is close for local governance matters. After work, the Mayo Performing Arts Center in Morristown is a short drive for concerts and theatre, Lake Parsippany offers a quiet spot to unwind and the area has many restaurants for entertaining clients.