Metro Offices - Farragut
1725 I Street Northwest, 300, Washington, DC 20006
Metro Offices - Farragut
1725 I Street Northwest, 300, Washington, DC 20006
Metro Offices - Farragut
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Only two blocks from the White House and steps from the power corridor of K Street. Ponder a bright future in your well-appointed office, or make a big impression hosting a high-level meeting one of our 3 meeting rooms or in our 75-person conference center.
This architecturally impressive building boasts a 10-story entry atrium with floor-to-ceiling marbled walls and an elegant waterfall. An expansive roof top terrace, and state of the art health and fitness center are just a few notable amenities. Quick and easy access to transportation, shops and restaurants make the Farragut Office Center a prime choice.
Office 68/69
Private Office for 5
$2,800/month
six months min. term
Our pricing includes 24/7access, wifi, mail service, furnished workspace, community cafés and business lounges onsite and throughout the metropolitan area, specialty coffees, teas and filtered water for you and your guests,
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Amenities & Services at 1725 I Street Northwest
- WiFi
- 24/7 Access
- Accessibility
- Bike Rack
- Catering
- Coffee/Tea
- Door w/Lock
- Filming Allowed
- Filtered Water
- Furnished
- Hosted Reception
- Kitchen
- Mailbox Services
- Notary Services
- Parking
- Phone
- Print/Scan/Copy
- Projector
- Room Set-up
- TV/Monitor
- Video Conference
- Whiteboard
- Window View
Space Types at 1725 I Street Northwest
- Office
- Training Room
- Meeting Space
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Rating and Reviews
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The receptionist, Catherine (or Katherine) was incredibly helpful and courteous. The office was comfortable and spacious. However, it did not have wireless printing (the printer drivers had been stolen or lost) and this meant that we had to save our documents to a flash drive, give them to Katherine, and have her print them.
This was awkward.
