1055 Westlakes Dr 3rd, Berwyn, PA 19312
This Class A, 30,121 square foot office building in Berwyn, Pennsylvania, offers a variety of executive suites, coworking, and creative office spaces. Located at 1055 Westlakes Drive, 3rd Floor, 19312, this Chester County property underwent renovations in 2019 and features striking modern interiors with glass frontage, marble, and granite accents. The building boasts 350 total suites, with a minimum divisible space of 10 square feet and a maximum contiguous space of 1,300 square feet. Currently, 5,970 square feet are vacant. Amenities include elevators, a comfortable business lounge, coffee machine, high-speed WiFi, and premium furniture. Various office options are available, ranging from fully furnished private offices for individuals or large companies to customized spaces, disaster recovery solutions, and day offices. A benefits program offering exclusive discounts and procurement support is also included. The building's convenient location provides easy access to numerous restaurants. This is an exceptional opportunity for businesses seeking a sophisticated and functional workspace in a prime location.
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Law Offices of Leslie I. Snyder P.A. Law Firm
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Metka Law, LLC Law Firm
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