500 Putnam Ave 400 Greenwich, CT 06831
This Class A, 14,160 square foot office building in Greenwich, Connecticut, offers a variety of flexible workspace solutions. Located at 500 West Putnam Avenue, this four-story building, renovated in 2019, boasts attractive landscaped grounds and is conveniently situated on Route 1, less than an hour from New York City. The property features 350 suites, with a current vacancy of 5,970 square feet, offering spaces ranging from 10 square feet minimum to a maximum contiguous space of 1,300 square feet. Ideal for startups, growing businesses, and established companies, the building provides various options including private, fully furnished and equipped offices, customizable spaces, disaster recovery solutions, and day offices. Amenities include elevators and access to a benefits program with exclusive discounts and procurement support. The building's prime location offers easy access to the charming commercial center of Greenwich and nearby restaurants such as Polpo and Little Thai Kitchen. This landmark building is home to billion-dollar hedge fund businesses, providing a prestigious address and networking opportunities. The property is in Fairfield County, Connecticut, zip code 06831.
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Chase Mortgage Loan Service Bank
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Law Offices of Jeffrey Hellman Law Firm
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IRSMedic: Parent & Parent LLP Law Firm
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