HQ

About the office

The HQ Gare Montparnasse premises include private offices and coworking spaces designed for both freelancers and businesses. There's a business lounge where you can relax and chat, a fully-equipped kitchen for gourmet breaks, a terrace where you can soak up the sun, and meeting rooms for your business meetings. You'll also have access to printers, scanners and video projectors, as well as networking events to help you expand your network. Air conditioning, high-speed Wi-Fi, personal storage solutions, regular cleaning, PRM access and badge access will guarantee your comfort and security. You can also take advantage of services such as company domiciliation and mail management.

Amenities

  • 24/7 access
  • Flexible terms
  • Furnished offices
  • Meeting rooms
  • Parking
  • Phone booth

Available offers

Fixed desk

People
10 desks available
fr. €149 /mon.

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

Located to the south of Paris, the Montparnasse district is a thriving business centre. Looking to the future, it offers a modern and stimulating working environment, ideal for dynamic businesses and entrepreneurs. From innovative start-ups to major international groups and prestigious law firms, Montparnasse is home to a wide variety of businesses, encouraging exchanges and collaboration. In addition to its economic dynamism, Montparnasse offers a pleasant living environment. Numerous restaurants, cafés and shops liven up the area, while green spaces such as the Jardin Atlantique and the Jardin du Luxembourg add a touch of greenery. Working in Montparnasse means choosing a dynamic, stimulating and creative environment in the heart of the French capital.

Commuting

Montparnasse station, located in the 14th arrondissement of Paris, is one of the French capital's most important stations. It is connected to a wide range of public transport services, making it an ideal multimodal transport hub for getting around Paris and the surrounding area. Montparnasse station is the departure point for many TGV trains to the west and south-west of France. TER trains link Montparnasse to towns in the Île-de-France region such as Versailles and Rambouillet, as well as to destinations further away such as Chartres, Le Mans and Tours. Transilien line N links Montparnasse with stations in the western suburbs of Paris, including Saint-Cloud, La Défense and Nanterre. It is served by four metro lines (lines 4, 6, 12 and 13) and numerous bus routes, providing excellent connections with the rest of the Paris network.

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