Office Space in 260 Ainslie Street

Offices - Executive Suites

from $745 per person / mth

Coworking Desks - Dedicated

from $449 per person / mth

Office - Virtual

$99 /mth

More sizes and configurations can be purchased from this workspace.

8 reasons to choose this workspace

Fast move in
Fixed cost
Flexible term
Furnished
Open-plan offices
Shared Internet
Shared Workspace
Private Workspace

Serviced Offices

Office with services, fully furnished and ready to move in

from$745 /mth

Desks

Desks in a shared workspace, also known as a coworking space

Dedicated desk

from$449 /mth

Virtual Offices

Physical business address with mailing, reception, and ad-hoc meeting rooms

Virtual office

from$99 /mth

Office sizes are based on approximately 50-75 sqft / 5-7 sqm per person as an industry average unless supplied by the operator. All office prices are subject to requirements but include rent and service charges. Desks and virtual offices are priced per person, per month.

The work center and its facilities

Tucked into the quieter side of Williamsburg, this flexible coworking space on Ainslie Street offers a relaxed, productive environment just steps from the energy of Graham Avenue and the L train. Open desks, private offices, and meeting rooms cater to freelancers, startups, and remote teams looking for a practical setup without the usual distractions. Natural light, fast Wi-Fi, and strong coffee keep work moving, while the neighborhood’s cafes, bars, and parks offer easy breaks and post-work perks. It’s the kind of space that fits into the rhythm of real workdays—focused when needed, social when it matters, and always connected to the creative pulse of Brooklyn.

Meeting rooms

The location

Ainslie Street sits in the heart of Williamsburg, surrounded by some of Brooklyn’s most walkable streets, creative energy, and local gems. The Graham Avenue L train station is around the corner, and the G at Metropolitan isn’t far, making it easy to navigate the city. The area blends low-key charm with access to standout spots like McCarren Park, Brooklyn Bowl, and the Brooklyn Steel music venue. Vintage shops, family-run bakeries, craft coffee, and globally inspired restaurants make daily errands and after-hours plans unexpectedly enjoyable. Whether it’s catching a gallery opening, grabbing a wood-fired slice, or running into a weekend market, this corner of Brooklyn always has something happening without ever feeling overcrowded.

Graham Av0.1 Miles

Hunterspoint Avenue2 Miles

John F. Kennedy International Airport10 Miles

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