Office Space for Rent 40601

Twin Oaks Office

111 Saint James Ct

From $3,458/MO

The property is situated in a high traffic at southeast quadrant of I-64 and Lawrenceburg Road (US 127). Frankfort, the Capital of the Commonwealth, is bisected by the Kentucky River and is the midway point between Kentucky' s two largest markets of Lexington and Louisville. Frankfort is 29 miles west of Lexington, 54 miles east of Louisville and 107 miles southwest of Cincinnati.

Two-Story Office Building

104 Progress Dr

From $6,205/MO

Located strategically just off I-64, ensuring seamless connectivity to major regional destinations. The property is less than 15 minutes from Downtown Frankfort, 30 minutes from Lexington, and 60 minutes from Louisville. This location is an established, thriving commercial area surrounded by retail, hospitality, and office.

Office/Retail Endcap

1230 US Highway 127 S

From $3,545/MO

Frankfort, the Capitol of Kentucky, is bisected by the Kentucky River and is the midway point between Kentucky’s two largest markets of Lexington and Louisville. Frankfort is 29 miles west of Lexington, 54 miles east of Louisville and 107 miles southwest of Cincinnati.

Ashrose Plaza Office

1100 US Hwy 127 S

From $2,500/MO

Frankfort, the Capitol of Kentucky, is bisected by the Kentucky River and is the midway point between Kentucky’s two largest markets of Lexington and Louisville. Frankfort is 29 miles west of Lexington, 54 miles east of Louisville and 107 miles southwest of Cincinnati.

Mill Creek Office Park

1 Mill Creek Park

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Frankfort has a long and rich history in economic development and incentives that secured the location of the state Capitol in the city. Nestled in the scenic Kentucky River valley, historic Frankfort is located in the legendary Bluegrass Region in Central Kentucky and enjoys a broad diversity of resources supporting successful economic development efforts, which include sustainable existing business growth and expansion, new business attraction, creation of new businesses, and tourism.

Office Building

360 Democrat Drive

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Frankfort has a long and rich history in economic development and incentives that secured the location of the state Capitol in the city. Nestled in the scenic Kentucky River valley, historic Frankfort is located in the legendary Bluegrass Region in Central Kentucky and enjoys a broad diversity of resources supporting successful economic development efforts, which include sustainable existing business growth and expansion, new business attraction, creation of new businesses, and tourism.

Capital Complex East

1024 & 1025 Capital Center Drive

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Frankfort has a long and rich history in economic development and incentives that secured the location of the state Capitol in the city. Nestled in the scenic Kentucky River valley, historic Frankfort is located in the legendary Bluegrass Region in Central Kentucky and enjoys a broad diversity of resources supporting successful economic development efforts, which include sustainable existing business growth and expansion, new business attraction, creation of new businesses, and tourism. Blessed with natural beauty, beautiful historic and modern architecture, Frankfort is considered one of the most picturesque Capitals in the United States. Frankfort has also been named as one of the most livable small cities with attributes including generous hospitality, rich cultural and architectural history, affordable housing and low cost of living. Frankfort is considered in the top 8% for affordability of property taxes, top 10% for short commute times, and top 14% in affordability of rents by its peers (communities across the United States of similar size).

Downtown Office Building

209 Saint Clair Street

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Located in downtown Frankfort, Kentucky. Frankfort, the Capital of the Commonwealth, is bisected by the Kentucky River and is the midway point between Kentucky's two largest markets of Lexington and Louisville. Frankfort is 29 miles west of Lexington, 54 miles east of Louisville and 107 miles southwest of Cincinnati.

Hudson Hollow Office Park

2 Hudson Hollow

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Located approximately 1.5 miles off of I-64 at Exit 53B in Frankfort, KY. The property is situated in a high traffic area near the intersection of US 127 & US 60 in Frankfort's major retail corridor. Frankfort, the Capital of the Commonwealth, is bisected by the Kentucky River and is the midway point between Kentucky's two largest markets of Lexington and Louisville. Frankfort is 29 miles west of Lexington, 54 miles east of Louisville and 107 miles southwest of Cincinnati.

For Lease: High Capacity Office/Retail

1047 U.S. Highway 127 South

From $8,333/MO

Frankfort, Kentucky is a vibrant riverfront capital city where history, culture, and opportunity intersect. Nestled along the Kentucky River in the heart of the Bluegrass, Frankfort offers a unique blend of small-town charm and statewide significance as the seat of Kentucky’s government. The city is home to iconic landmarks such as the Kentucky State Capitol, a walkable downtown filled with locally owned shops and restaurants, and a rich heritage tied to bourbon, agriculture, and American history. Frankfort’s location provides convenient access to Lexington, Louisville, and Cincinnati, making it an attractive destination for visitors and businesses alike. Outdoor recreation thrives with scenic river views, parks, and nearby trails, while cultural attractions—including museums, historic districts, and year-round community events—create a welcoming and authentic sense of place. With a strong commitment to economic development, education, and quality of life, Frankfort continues to grow while preserving the character that makes it distinctly Kentucky.

For Lease: 4,750 SF Prime Office Space Downtown Frankfort

201 West Main Street

From $7,916/MO

Frankfort, Kentucky is a vibrant riverfront capital city where history, culture, and opportunity intersect. Nestled along the Kentucky River in the heart of the Bluegrass, Frankfort offers a unique blend of small-town charm and statewide significance as the seat of Kentucky’s government. The city is home to iconic landmarks such as the Kentucky State Capitol, a walkable downtown filled with locally owned shops and restaurants, and a rich heritage tied to bourbon, agriculture, and American history. Frankfort’s location provides convenient access to Lexington, Louisville, and Cincinnati, making it an attractive destination for visitors and businesses alike. Outdoor recreation thrives with scenic river views, parks, and nearby trails, while cultural attractions—including museums, historic districts, and year-round community events—create a welcoming and authentic sense of place. With a strong commitment to economic development, education, and quality of life, Frankfort continues to grow while preserving the character that makes it distinctly Kentucky.