About the office
As you enter 25 allée Rose Dieng-Kuntz, in the 19th arrondissement, you'll find an atmosphere that exudes innovation and sophistication. Our space has been designed with meticulous attention to detail, elegant furnishings and architectural elements that reflect a commitment to both aesthetics and practicality. Our workspaces are bathed in abundant natural light, creating a refreshing ambience that stimulates inspiration and productivity. Versatility is the cornerstone of our premises, where you'll find a diverse range of workspaces to suit different professional needs. From private offices designed for concentrated work to open-plan collaborative spaces that encourage interaction, every corner of this space is designed for optimum functionality. Finally, a high-speed internet connection, relaxation areas and a fully-equipped kitchen make this a pleasant place to work and relax.
Amenities
24/7 access
Flexible terms
Furnished offices
Meeting rooms
Parking
Phone booth
Available offers
Fixed desk
- People
- 10 desks available
Private office
- People
- 1-7 people
- Size
- 8-30 m²
Private office
- People
- 8-18 people
- Size
- 31-75 m²
Private office
- People
- 19-28 people
- Size
- 76-120 m²
Suite
- People
- 20-50 people
- Size
- 90-250 m²
Suite
- People
- 51-135 people
- Size
- 251-600 m²
Surroundings and area
The Rosa Parks district in Paris is a real gem for entrepreneurs looking for a dynamic, connected environment. Now a hub of creativity and innovation, with numerous modern coworking spaces and unique networking opportunities, the district has benefited from a complete renovation over the last ten years, making it an inspiring place, well served by transport and perfectly adapted to the needs of modern entrepreneurs. Here, business owners will find a setting conducive to business growth and networking, surrounded by a vibrant community of startups, SMEs and large corporations. With its many urban development projects, Rosa Parks is a fast-growing district. Entrepreneurs can therefore establish themselves in a constantly evolving environment, conducive to business expansion and diversification.
Commuting
The Rosa Parks district of Paris offers a multitude of transport options, guaranteeing optimum accessibility and ease of movement for its users. For those who prefer the car, the district is ideally located close to the Boulevard Périphérique, allowing you to avoid the center of Paris. In terms of public transport, the Rosa Parks station, served by the Transiliens E and P, links the district to the center of Paris, notably to the Gare Saint-Lazare, as well as to other eastern and western suburbs of the capital. To the north of the district, you'll also find the T3b tramway, allowing you to travel north around the capital. Several bus routes also run through the Rosa Parks district, providing links to various parts of Paris and facilitating connections with other means of transport. Finally, bicycle enthusiasts will find numerous cycle paths and Vélib' stations in the district.