Follow the Rio Grande as it cuts through the Franklin Mountains from the vantage point of El Paso’s tallest building. Our vibrant and contemporary workspace in the landmark Wells Fargo Plaza offers impressive interiors as well as extraordinary views. Minutes from El Paso International Airport, this accessible office on the US-Mexico border places you among innovative start-ups and fortune 500 giants. After work entertainment in the home of the Margarita is equally as motivating in this melting pot city.
Work from a hot desk at Wells Fargo Plaza, a vibrant contemporary workspace in El Paso's tallest building. Desks enjoy natural light and high-speed internet, with extraordinary views over the Franklin Mountains. Breakout spaces, a business lounge and an on-site restaurant support your day, placing you among innovative start-ups and Fortune 500 companies in downtown El Paso.
Each hot desk includes natural light and high-speed internet in the shared coworking space.
The contemporary workspace offers extraordinary views over the Franklin Mountains.
Yes, breakout spaces, a business lounge and an on-site restaurant support your workday.
You are among innovative start-ups and Fortune 500 companies in downtown El Paso.
The Stanton light rail station and Downtown Transit Center are within walking distance.
El Paso's tallest building with impressive interiors and extraordinary Rio Grande and mountain views.
Near Stanton light rail, the Downtown Transit Center and El Paso International Airport.
Close to the Plaza Theatre, El Paso Museum of Art and San Jacinto Plaza.
Wells Fargo Plaza stands at 221 North Kansas Street in the heart of downtown El Paso, El Paso's tallest building with extraordinary views over the Rio Grande and Franklin Mountains. The Stanton light rail station, Downtown Transit Center and bus bays are within walking distance, with several parking areas nearby and El Paso International Airport a short drive away. The area places you near the El Paso County Courthouse, El Paso Convention Center, Plaza Theatre, El Paso Museum of Art and San Jacinto Plaza.