Private Offices Across Paris

7 – 15 rue Gerda Taro places you at Porte d’Italie, on the southern edge of Paris’s 13th arrondissement, with the Quartier Asiatique giving the area much of its character. Around Avenue de Choisy and Place d’Italie, this established commercial and cultural district brings a distinct local identity, while Place d’Italie itself acts as a major public square and city junction. The Mairie du 13e arrondissement adds a civic focus nearby. For day-to-day convenience, you’ll have Porte d’Italie metro station on Line 7, the Porte d’Italie stop on Tramway T3a, and direct access to the Boulevard Périphérique interchange. Centre commercial Italie 2 and La Poste at Place d’Italie support everyday errands, while Parc Montsouris offers substantial green space close to the office. The Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris also contributes an academic and international presence to this part of southern Paris.

Morning Pereire is a coworking and private office building on rue Alfred Roll, just off place Pereire in the 17th arrondissement of Paris. The building has been fully renovated and holds up to 300 people, with floors that can be fitted out to measure as a team grows, private offices, independent floors and an open plan coworking area. There is a welcoming ground floor with a coffee counter and a lounge, seven named meeting rooms, a gym, phone booths across the floors and showers on site. Pereire on metro line 3 is on the doorstep, with Wagram, Courcelles and the RER C at Pereire-Levallois close by.

Tour Montparnasse and Gare Montparnasse define the setting around 82 avenue du Maine, placing your business in the heart of the Montparnasse district. This is one of Paris’s established commercial quarters, shaped by the rail hub, office cluster and the main avenues that run through the area. The address sits within the Gaîté–Montparnasse neighbourhood, where the district’s business identity meets long-standing urban landmarks. For day-to-day access, you’ll have Gare Montparnasse close by, along with Montparnasse Bienvenüe, Gaîté and Edgar Quinet stations connecting you across Paris. Jardin Atlantique adds green space to the immediate district, while Cimetière du Montparnasse brings a distinct sense of local cultural heritage. Centre Commercial Maine Montparnasse supports everyday retail needs, and the wider area is reinforced by institutions including the Mairie du 14e arrondissement, Université Paris Cité campus sites in Montparnasse and La Poste Montparnasse.

Gare Saint-Lazare defines the setting for 16-18 rue de Londres, placing your business in one of Paris’s most established office and commercial quarters. You’re in the Saint-Lazare district, closely tied to the Quartier de l’Europe, where rail connections, workplaces and everyday services have long shaped the area’s identity. The presence of Saint-Lazare station gives the address a clear central-Paris character with strong links across the city and the wider Île-de-France region. For day-to-day convenience, you’ll have Liège on Line 13, Europe on Line 3 and the wider Saint-Lazare Métro and RER interchange close at hand. The surrounding streets also bring together major retail anchors at Printemps Haussmann and Galeries Lafayette Haussmann, while Théâtre Mogador and the Musée de la Vie romantique add cultural depth nearby. Square Marcel-Pagnol offers green space within the neighbourhood, with practical local support from the Mairie du 8e arrondissement and La Poste Paris Saint-Lazare.

Morning Mogador is a coworking and private office building in a Haussmannian building of 1,500 sqm on rue de Mogador, facing the Theatre Mogador in the 9th arrondissement of Paris. A grand dome and stone staircases set the tone, and the building holds private offices, independent floors and shared offices, with six named meeting rooms seating 4 to 10 people, a coffee counter, a staffed reception, phone booths on the floors, a bike room and a terrace. The department stores of boulevard Haussmann and the Opera Garnier are a few minutes away, and Chaussee d'Antin, Havre Caumartin and Trinite d'Estienne d'Orves are all a short walk from the door.

Located in the 20th arrondissement, HQ Paris – East Way opens flexible workspace in a district where demand is rising and supply remains limited. Positioned at the gateway to eastern Paris, this address places businesses inside a lively, mixed-use neighbourhood shaped by creativity, local commerce, and steady residential growth. The newly built, six-storey office building delivers a modern, professional environment with everyday amenities and metro access directly below. Designed for efficiency and flexibility, the space supports established companies, project teams, and growing businesses seeking a practical Paris base. As the first IWG presence in this arrondissement, East Way expands the network into an underserved part of the city while offering a cost-conscious, high-quality workspace solution.

L’église de la Madeleine gives 18 boulevard Malesherbes an address in one of central Paris’s most recognisable business settings. You’ll be based in the Madeleine district, an established office quarter around Place de la Madeleine, where corporate occupiers and professional services have long shaped the area. The nearby Palais de l’Élysée also places you close to the Faubourg Saint-Honoré administrative quarter, reinforcing the district’s institutional character. For day-to-day access, Madeleine station is the key local interchange, with Saint-Lazare station and Havre–Caumartin station extending connections across Paris and towards regional destinations. Around the office, Place de la Madeleine provides an immediate civic focal point, while Jardin des Tuileries offers a larger historic green space within easy reach. You’ll also be close to Palais Garnier, and to the Haussmann retail core anchored by Printemps Haussmann and Galeries Lafayette Haussmann, with La Poste Paris Madeleine serving practical local needs.

Morning Petites Ecuries is a coworking and private office building on rue des Petites Ecuries, in the heart of the 10th arrondissement of Paris between rue de Paradis and the Porte Saint-Denis. It holds offices over 5 floors, one of them given over to meeting rooms, and the layouts run from closed private offices to open plan areas fitted to the team. There is an inner courtyard, a terrace, a cafe counter for breaks with colleagues and a shower on site. Poissonniere, Bonne Nouvelle, Chateau d'Eau and Notre-Dame de Lorette are all a short walk away.

Morning Trocadero is a coworking and private office building on rue Magdebourg, in the Chaillot quarter of the 16th arrondissement of Paris, a few steps from place du Trocadero. It runs to 2,600 sqm across 6 floors in a building reworked by the architect Axel Schoenert, and holds private offices, independent floors and light filled shared offices, some of them with private terraces and a view of the Eiffel Tower. There are 7 named meeting rooms, a glass roofed courtyard, a coffee counter, phone booths, a gym, showers and a rooftop looking across to the Iron Lady and the rooftops of Paris. Trocadero and Boissiere are both a short walk from the door.

Morning Montsouris is a coworking and private office building right beside the parc Montsouris in the 14th arrondissement of Paris. It runs to 1,300 sqm across 3 floors and mixes private offices and independent floors with shared offices facing the park. There is a friendly lounge, an equipped kitchen for breaks, phone booths on the floors, three named meeting rooms seating 4 to 10 people, and a roof terrace with a view over the neighbourhood and the park. Glaciere on metro line 6 and Cite Universitaire on the RER B are both a short walk from the door.

Morning Ledru-Rollin is a coworking and private office building on rue du Faubourg Saint-Antoine, a few minutes from Bastille in the 12th arrondissement of Paris. It is an independent, human scale building in an industrial setting, with exposed stone, black steel stairs and tall windows that fill the floors with light. Shared offices take up to 60 workstations alongside private offices and independent floors, and there are equipped meeting rooms, phone booths, a lounge, a kitchenette, a shower and a planted top floor terrace looking over the rooftops of the 12th. The metro at Ledru-Rollin is a few steps from the door.

16 rue Washington places your business in the Champs-Élysées district, with the Arc de Triomphe and Place Charles de Gaulle helping define the character of the area. You’re also within the Golden Triangle, the central Paris business and luxury commerce quarter shaped by the Champs-Élysées, Avenue Montaigne and Avenue George V. Avenue des Champs-Élysées itself forms the district’s main public spine, giving this address a clear connection to one of Paris’s best-known commercial corridors. For day-to-day access, George V station on Line 1, Charles de Gaulle–Étoile interchange and Saint-Philippe du Roule on Line 9 give you strong links across central Paris. The surrounding area also brings established cultural and civic landmarks, including the Grand Palais, Petit Palais and the Embassy of the United States, Paris. Retail and services are well embedded here too, with Galeries Lafayette Champs-Élysées and La Poste Paris Champs-Élysées supporting the working day.

The Bibliothèque nationale de France, site François-Mitterrand, gives 25 rue de Tolbiac its clearest sense of place, anchoring you in the Paris Rive Gauche district of the 13th arrondissement. This is a part of the Left Bank shaped by major office, residential and academic development, with the Bibliothèque François Mitterrand area forming one of its defining centres. The nearby Université Paris Cité campus area adds to that identity, giving the neighbourhood a strong institutional and higher-education presence. For getting around, you'll have Bibliothèque François Mitterrand station close by for Métro Line 14 and RER C, with Quai de la Gare on Line 6 and Bercy station across the Seine extending connections across the local area. Outside work, the Seine riverfront at Bercy / Tolbiac brings a generous waterfront promenade, while Parc de Bercy and Bercy Village offer green space, shops and leisure across the river. MK2 Bibliothèque adds a well-known cinema destination nearby.

Moulin Rouge sets the tone around 18 rue de Calais, placing your business between Pigalle and the lower slopes of Montmartre in a part of Paris shaped by cabaret, theatre and music. From here, you’re close to Place de Clichy and Pigalle, with Blanche also nearby, so the address sits naturally within the wider South Pigalle and Nouvelle Athènes area. The district’s character is reinforced by landmarks such as La Cigale, Le Trianon and the Théâtre de l’Atelier. For day-to-day convenience, you’ll have strong connections via Place de Clichy, Pigalle and Blanche, while Saint-Lazare adds wider rail and Métro links across western Paris and beyond. The surrounding area also brings a mix of culture and practical amenities: the Musée de la Vie romantique reflects the neighbourhood’s artistic heritage, Square d’Anvers-Jean-Claude Carrière offers green space at the foot of Montmartre, and Galeries Lafayette Haussmann and Printemps Haussmann place major retail close at hand.

Morning Laborde is a coworking and private office building on rue de Laborde, in the 8th arrondissement of Paris, a few minutes from Gare Saint-Lazare and place Saint-Augustin. It runs to 2,800 sqm and mixes private offices and independent floors with shared workspace, and the whole building can be taken by one company. There is a cafe counter by the entrance, an interior courtyard planted with greenery, a sunny terrace, eight named meeting rooms seating 4 to 16 people, phone booths on the floors, a gym, showers, a car park and a secure bike room. Saint-Lazare, Saint-Augustin and Europe are all a short walk from the door.

Morning Sentier is a coworking and private office building on rue du Caire, in the heart of the Sentier quarter in the 2nd arrondissement of Paris. It runs over 6 floors of a Parisian building and mixes private offices and independent floors with open plan areas, lounges and meeting rooms. There are phone booths across the floors, showers on site, a reception desk and a terrace looking out over the rooftops of the 2nd. Sentier and Strasbourg-Saint-Denis are both a short walk from the door.

Gare de Lyon defines the setting for 207 rue de Bercy, placing your business in one of eastern central Paris’s best-known transport and commercial districts. The station and its Métro and RER interchange give the address a strong sense of connection, while the wider Bercy area is also shaped by the Ministère de l’Économie, des Finances et de la Souveraineté industrielle et numérique and the events draw of Accor Arena. For the working day, you’ll have fast access across Paris via Lines 1 and 14 and RER A and D, with Gare de Bercy Bourgogne–Pays d’Auvergne adding further rail links nearby. The area also balances movement with established public spaces, from the Coulée verte René-Dumont and Port de l’Arsenal to the Jardin des Plantes across the Seine. Opéra Bastille, Bercy Village, Hôpital Saint-Antoine, Sorbonne Université’s Pierre et Marie Curie campus and La Poste Paris Gare de Lyon all add to the district’s mix of culture, services and everyday convenience.

Morning Toudic is a coworking and private office space on rue Yves Toudic, in the 10th arrondissement of Paris, a stone's throw from the place de la Republique. It occupies a single floor of an iconic Parisian building, with a generous area suited to a team of around 50 people, a meeting room, a phone booth and a fully equipped kitchen, and everything brought together on one level. The rooms keep the character of a genuine Parisian apartment, with classic mouldings, elegant parquet and marble fireplaces. Jacques Bonsergent and Republique are both a couple of minutes from the door.

Morning Trevise is a coworking and private office building on rue de Trevise, between the Grands Boulevards and rue Lafayette in the 9th arrondissement of Paris. It runs to 4,300 sqm across 6 floors and is built around the listed Hotel Bony, whose courtyard is linked by glazed walkways to two contemporary buildings behind it. The address holds private offices, independent floors and calm, light filled shared offices, with 15 named meeting rooms, a coffee counter, event spaces in the painted salons, a gym, showers, phone booths on the floors and terraces on the upper levels. Cadet, Notre-Dame-de-Lorette, Bonne Nouvelle and Grands Boulevards are all within a short walk.

Morning Republique-Boulanger is a coworking and private office building on rue Rene Boulanger in the 10th arrondissement of Paris, at the foot of place de la Republique. It runs to 1,700 sqm across 7 floors and mixes private offices and independent floors with an open plan coworking area. There is a coffee counter, six named meeting rooms, relaxation areas, a gym and a terrace on the top floor, and a dedicated team that runs the community life of the building. The Republique interchange, where five metro lines meet, is a couple of minutes from the door.