Office Space for Rent 37917

Knoxville Oak Ridge Central Labor Council

1522 Bill Williams Ave

1 Space, 1 ^ppl

(88^SF)

From $300/MO

For the first time in over 10 years, the Knoxville Oak Ridge Central Labor Council has an office for rent in their building. Furnished or unfurnished. Central heat/air. Deadbolt locks. Secure building that was once a bank. Rent includes utilities, internet, restrooms, full kitchen, conference room, 100 person meeting hall, and a spacious private back lawn for outdoor events, and professional cleaning weekly (optional) Photo copier and other office amenities available to use. Rent is $300 per month. $400 security deposit and first month's rent due at signing. 6-month to 12-month lease available.

Knox Base

828 N Broadway St

3 Spaces, 1 - 6 ^ppl

(100 - 100^SF)

From $600/MO

Discover Knox Base, the premier coworking and event space designed for entrepreneurs, freelancers, and creatives who want more than just a desk. Located in the heart of North Knoxville’s thriving creative district—steps from 4th and Gill and Happy Holler—Knox Base offers flexible coworking memberships, private offices for lease, professional conference rooms, a photo studio, and versatile event venues all under one roof. Connected to Partial Café for your daily handcrafted caffeine fix, Knox Base combines modern amenities with a vibrant community atmosphere. Whether you’re launching a startup, hosting a workshop, or networking with like-minded professionals, Knox Base provides the perfect space to grow your business and your network. Join a space where collaboration thrives, ideas flourish, and your work truly feels inspired. Knox Base — your home for work, creativity, and connection.

10, 12 Emory Place

3 Spaces, 1 - 62 ^ppl

(1,036 - 7,731^SF)

From $1,899/MO

Emory Place sits at the intersection of Downtown Knoxville, Old North, and the Old City, offering a central location within one of the city’s most active redevelopment corridors. The district is known for its historic architecture, growing mix of creative offices, local retailers, coffee shops, and neighborhood restaurants—all within easy walking distance. With quick access to Broadway, Central Street, Gay Street, and nearby interstate ramps, the area provides a convenient connection to the broader Knoxville region while maintaining a walkable, neighborhood feel. It’s a location that blends historic character with ongoing investment, attracting businesses looking for both accessibility and community.