7 Person Private Office at 222 Queen Street, Ottawa

Are you in need of a perfect workspace for your team of 7? Look no further than 222 Queen Street in Capital Square! This private, air-conditioned office space is sure to meet all of your needs. Offering plenty of natural light along with 1 available desk, this serviced office is suitable for businesses of any size. The building features 24/7 access and plenty of amenities such as administration support, meeting room, reception services, telephone answering services, storage facilities and more. There is also parking in the building, a business lounge and disabled access for added convenience. Additionally, the concierge in the foyer can provide assistance with anything you may need while visiting the area. Make sure to check out this serviced office today!

iQ Offices is the largest Canadian-owned coworking operator, with eight locations in four Canadian markets. And it all started with two entrepreneurs who recognized the game-changing potential of coworking and had a vision for creating a better workspace experience for people throughout Canada. Kane Willmott and Alex Sharpe were no strangers to the struggles of finding an ideal workspace. After launching their real estate brokerage in 2009, they ran it from a handful of coworking spaces in Toronto and noticed the many advantages that coworking had to offer compared to securing traditional office space. Despite its benefits, they also identified its weaknesses: a lack of privacy and inspiring design. Thus, iQ was born with the mission of offering private, aesthetically pleasing workspaces that could meet every need of success-driven teams and individuals. With this purpose in mind, investments were made to ensure privacy and security as well as create environments free from distractions - from private or semi-private offices to lounge areas and individual or group booths even terraces! Now, iQ Offices is the largest Canadian-owned coworking operator boasting eight locations in four Canadian markets; all thanks to Kane Willmott's and Alex Sharpe's recognition of where’s game changing power.