20 Summer Street, Stamford
- From $289/Per Desk/ Month
About this workspace
Set on a major downtown artery, 20 Summer Street places your team in central Stamford. The address is close to the financial district and a broad mix of tourism, tech, and retail activity. Also, restaurants, cafés, and everyday services are within a short walk. Plus, key firms and services are located within a few blocks.
Inside, the workspace offers private offices, coworking areas, and bookable meeting rooms with screens and video conferencing. Furthermore, high‑speed Wi‑Fi, ergonomic seating, and on‑site support keep operations steady, while reception staff welcome guests and handle deliveries. In addition, breakout areas and kitchen spaces give teams relaxed places to pause or catch up. Moreover, meeting rooms can be booked by the hour, with city views.
Stamford Station is within walking distance for Metro‑North and Amtrak services to New York and Boston. Meanwhile, Main Street bus stops a few hundred yards away link to local routes across the city. Drivers have quick access to I‑95 and US‑1, with public parking garages nearby for straightforward arrivals. Additionally, ride‑hailing and taxis are readily available on Summer Street.
After work, Harbor Point sits just under a mile away with waterfront paths and boardwalk restaurants for informal meetups. Similarly, lunchtime options range from casual cafés to sit‑down spots on Summer Street. 20 Summer Street offers a well-connected base for teams in Stamford.
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