KY, Louisville - East Witherspoon St

"Build your business presence fast, with an instant professional company address and the virtual office services you need. Choose from thousands of locations to position your business wherever you need to be. Boost Your Business in Energizing Louisville. Stand out from the crowd when in a striking building in the heart of Louisville. At East Witherspoon Street you’re in the center of a buzzing business hub, overlooking the Ohio River and Waterfront Park. Commuting is a breeze with on-site parking and it’s just a four-minute walk to the East Main at Floyd bus stop. Visitors from further afield can fly in to Louisville International Airport, only 10km away. Whether you’re looking for a convenient place to plug in and be productive, or if you have a longer-term plan for your business, you’ll find everything you need to feel at home. Find your focus as you pick your ideal spot in the bright, stylish workspaces on the first floor. Stay connected with speedy WiFi, and with your fellow professionals, as you spark ideas in the flexible open plan spaces and meeting rooms. Make the most of the barista-brewed coffee at the on-site café or visit the restaurants and shops within two blocks. When you take a break, the green space of Great Lawn is a five-minute stroll away. For after-work entertainment, you’re ideally placed between a sports and live music arena and a baseball stadium, with theaters and museums close by. Regus Virtual Office includes: • Options ranging from local business address to telephone numbers and workspace access • Professional receptionists to greet guests • 24/7 customer support • Regular networking and community events • Mail forwarding on daily, weekly or ad hoc basis • Choice of regional or national phone number • Professional call answering service • Administrative support • Access to office or coworking space as and when needed • Pricing starts at 189 All images shown in this listing belong to our locations but may not correspond to this specific centre. Enquire now."