3-6 Person Office Space Nashville listings run from $530 to $2,970 a month, and the thing that moves that number is not the size of the room. Take four people: 11 of the 13 buildings list an office at that headcount, and every one of those 46 rooms falls between 14 and 17 m² (151–183 sq ft). The rent for it runs $940 to $1,980. Near enough the same room, more than twice the bill.
Those 11 buildings all belong to one company — IWG, trading as Regus, Spaces and HQ — so that is one catalogue seen at 11 addresses rather than 11 separate decisions. The 2 WeWork buildings price on a different basis, and they are the interesting exception. Below: every one of the 134 offices in the band, what each costs, how big it is, and what its listing says about when you could move in.
Wezoo snapshot — 3-6 person office space Nashville
- 13 buildings on Wezoo list a private office for 3–6 people, holding 134 individual offices
- Monthly rent across the band: $530 to $2,970 — but the $530 floor is a 7 m² (75 sq ft) WeWork room for three, so plan against the size you need, not the headline
- Floor area at a given team size: 11–14 m² for three people, 21–24 m² for six (118–151 and 226–258 sq ft) across the IWG buildings
- Minimum term: one month on 130 of the 134 listings
- Operators: IWG at 11 buildings (Regus, Spaces and HQ) and WeWork at 2
Figures read from the Wezoo listings on September 14, 2026.
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What 3-6 person office space Nashville costs per month
Price first, because it is the question everyone opens with. What 3-6 person office space Nashville costs is set almost entirely by which building you walk into. The table groups the 130 offices at the 11 IWG buildings by the headcount on the label, then gives the two WeWork sizes that fall inside the band separately — they are priced on a different basis, and averaging the two together would misrepresent both.
| Team size | Offices | Buildings | Floor area | Per month |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 people | 48 | 11 | 11–14 m² (118–151 sq ft) |
$705–$1,485 |
| 4 people | 46 | 11 | 14–17 m² (151–183 sq ft) |
$940–$1,980 |
| 5 people | 20 | 10 | 18–21 m² (194–226 sq ft) |
$1,175–$2,475 |
| 6 people | 16 | 9 | 21–24 m² (226–258 sq ft) |
$1,410–$2,970 |
| WeWork, 3 people | 2 | 2 | 7 m² (75 sq ft) |
$530 |
| WeWork, 6 people | 2 | 2 | 12 m² (129 sq ft) |
$1,180 |
The IWG rows are that tidy because each of those buildings runs a single rate. An office’s monthly price is that rate multiplied by the number on the capacity label, with no exceptions anywhere on the ladder — which at 222 Second Avenue runs all the way to a 44-person suite, and starts at one desk at 7 of the 11 buildings. Those per-seat rates span $235 to $495; our guide to office space across Tennessee ranks every Tennessee building that publishes a rate on exactly that measure.
3-6 Person Office Space Nashville: the floor area barely moves
Here is what a rate card hides. Hold the headcount fixed and the room being sold is very nearly the same room wherever you rent it, while the price is not.
At four people, all 11 IWG buildings list an office between 14 and 17 m² — 3 m² between the smallest and the largest, a factor of 1.21. Over the same 46 offices the rent runs $940 to $1,980. The three other sizes behave the same way: 11–14 m² for three people, 18–21 m² for five, 21–24 m² for six. The floor plan is close to a constant across the city; the invoice is not.
How that lands: the cheapest four-person private office in the band is at 500 Church Street at $940, and the most expensive is at 222 Second Avenue at $1,980. Both are downtown, both are IWG, and they sit 0.5 miles apart. 500 Church Street lists its four-person rooms at 14–16 m² (151–172 sq ft); 222 Second Avenue lists its own at 14–17 m² (151–183 sq ft). The extra $1,040 a month is not buying floor space.
The same four people, 0.5 miles away, at more than twice the rent:
And moving toward Downtown does not cost you more. The cheapest seat in the whole band is Downtown — $235 a month per seat at 500 Church Street — and so is the most expensive, $495 at 222 Second Avenue, 0.5 miles away. Every one of the 7 buildings further out falls between the two, from $289 to $385 a seat. Downtown is where the range is widest, not where the floor is highest, so a team that wants to be central is choosing a building rather than paying a premium for a postcode.
One thing the capacity label is not: a desk count. It is the maximum the operator will put in the room. How many desks, cabinets and a small meeting table actually fit is a question for the walk-through.
Nashville buildings with 3–6 person offices available
Four tables, one per team size, buildings running outward from Downtown. The start-date column reproduces what each listing publishes; the section on start dates, further down, explains why a blank there is not the same as “available now”.
Offices for 3 people
| Building | Per month | Per seat | Floor area | Offices | Earliest start listed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 500 Church Street Downtown · Regus |
$705 | $235 | 11–13 m² (118–140 sq ft) | 5 |
Jan 2027 (1 of 5) |
| 315 Deaderick St Downtown, 0.2 mi · Spaces |
$777 | $259 | 11 m² (118 sq ft) | 1 |
Aug 2027 |
| 222 Second Avenue Downtown, 0.5 mi · Spaces |
$1,485 | $495 | 11–14 m² (118–151 sq ft) | 4 |
May 2027 (1 of 4) |
| 1 Music Circle Music Row, 1.1 mi · Regus |
$957 | $319 | 11–14 m² (118–151 sq ft) | 4 |
Oct 2026 (1 of 4) |
| 18th & Chet Music Row, 1.3 mi · WeWork |
$530 | $176.67 | 7 m² (75 sq ft) | 1 |
“Enquire” |
| 901 Woodland St East Nashville, 1.6 mi · WeWork |
$530 | $176.67 | 7 m² (75 sq ft) | 1 |
“Enquire” |
| Two American Center West End, 2.5 mi · Regus |
$1,065 | $355 | 11–14 m² (118–151 sq ft) | 5 |
Jul 2031 (1 of 5) |
| 3200 West End Avenue West End, 2.5 mi · HQ |
$975 | $325 | 11–14 m² (118–151 sq ft) | 8 |
Feb 2027 (5 of 8) |
| Highland Ridge II Donelson, 5.2 mi · Regus |
$1,047 | $349 | 11–14 m² (118–151 sq ft) | 4 |
Nov 2026 (3 of 4) |
| Burton Hills IV Green Hills, 5.2 mi · Regus |
$867 | $289 | 11–14 m² (118–151 sq ft) | 5 |
Not published |
| Seven Springs Brentwood, 8.4 mi · Regus |
$975 | $325 | 11–14 m² (118–151 sq ft) | 6 |
Not published |
| 201 Summit View Drive Brentwood, 8.6 mi · Regus |
$957 | $319 | 11–14 m² (118–151 sq ft) | 3 |
Sep 2029 (1 of 3) |
| 5380 Hickory Hollow Pkwy Antioch, 10.8 mi · Regus |
$1,155 | $385 | 11–13 m² (118–140 sq ft) | 3 |
Jul 2027 (1 of 3) |
Offices for 4 people
| Building | Per month | Per seat | Floor area | Offices | Earliest start listed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 500 Church Street Downtown · Regus |
$940 | $235 | 14–16 m² (151–172 sq ft) | 3 |
Oct 2028 (1 of 3) |
| 315 Deaderick St Downtown, 0.2 mi · Spaces |
$1,036 | $259 | 14–17 m² (151–183 sq ft) | 6 |
Oct 2026 (3 of 6) |
| 222 Second Avenue Downtown, 0.5 mi · Spaces |
$1,980 | $495 | 14–17 m² (151–183 sq ft) | 3 |
Nov 2026 (1 of 3) |
| 1 Music Circle Music Row, 1.1 mi · Regus |
$1,276 | $319 | 14–17 m² (151–183 sq ft) | 4 |
Not published |
| Two American Center West End, 2.5 mi · Regus |
$1,420 | $355 | 14–17 m² (151–183 sq ft) | 8 |
Nov 2026 (3 of 8) |
| 3200 West End Avenue West End, 2.5 mi · HQ |
$1,300 | $325 | 14–17 m² (151–183 sq ft) | 5 |
Oct 2026 (1 of 5) |
| Highland Ridge II Donelson, 5.2 mi · Regus |
$1,396 | $349 | 14 m² (151 sq ft) | 2 |
Jun 2028 (1 of 2) |
| Burton Hills IV Green Hills, 5.2 mi · Regus |
$1,156 | $289 | 14–16 m² (151–172 sq ft) | 4 |
Oct 2026 (3 of 4) |
| Seven Springs Brentwood, 8.4 mi · Regus |
$1,300 | $325 | 14–17 m² (151–183 sq ft) | 4 |
Oct 2026 (1 of 4) |
| 201 Summit View Drive Brentwood, 8.6 mi · Regus |
$1,276 | $319 | 14–16 m² (151–172 sq ft) | 4 |
Jun 2027 (2 of 4) |
| 5380 Hickory Hollow Pkwy Antioch, 10.8 mi · Regus |
$1,540 | $385 | 15–16 m² (161–172 sq ft) | 3 |
Apr 2027 (1 of 3) |
Offices for 5 people
| Building | Per month | Per seat | Floor area | Offices | Earliest start listed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 500 Church Street Downtown · Regus |
$1,175 | $235 | 18 m² (194 sq ft) | 1 |
Not published |
| 315 Deaderick St Downtown, 0.2 mi · Spaces |
$1,295 | $259 | 18 m² (194 sq ft) | 2 |
Not published |
| 222 Second Avenue Downtown, 0.5 mi · Spaces |
$2,475 | $495 | 18–19 m² (194–205 sq ft) | 2 |
Not published |
| 1 Music Circle Music Row, 1.1 mi · Regus |
$1,595 | $319 | 20 m² (215 sq ft) | 2 |
Not published |
| Two American Center West End, 2.5 mi · Regus |
$1,775 | $355 | 19–20 m² (205–215 sq ft) | 2 |
Not published |
| 3200 West End Avenue West End, 2.5 mi · HQ |
$1,625 | $325 | 19–20 m² (205–215 sq ft) | 3 |
Mar 2027 (1 of 3) |
| Burton Hills IV Green Hills, 5.2 mi · Regus |
$1,445 | $289 | 18–21 m² (194–226 sq ft) | 3 |
Dec 2026 (1 of 3) |
| Seven Springs Brentwood, 8.4 mi · Regus |
$1,625 | $325 | 18–19 m² (194–205 sq ft) | 3 |
Aug 2027 (1 of 3) |
| 201 Summit View Drive Brentwood, 8.6 mi · Regus |
$1,595 | $319 | 20 m² (215 sq ft) | 1 |
Not published |
| 5380 Hickory Hollow Pkwy Antioch, 10.8 mi · Regus |
$1,925 | $385 | 19 m² (205 sq ft) | 1 |
Not published |
Offices for 6 people
| Building | Per month | Per seat | Floor area | Offices | Earliest start listed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 500 Church Street Downtown · Regus |
$1,410 | $235 | 22–23 m² (237–248 sq ft) | 2 |
Jul 2027 (1 of 2) |
| 315 Deaderick St Downtown, 0.2 mi · Spaces |
$1,554 | $259 | 23–24 m² (248–258 sq ft) | 3 |
Not published |
| 222 Second Avenue Downtown, 0.5 mi · Spaces |
$2,970 | $495 | 23 m² (248 sq ft) | 2 |
Jul 2027 (1 of 2) |
| 1 Music Circle Music Row, 1.1 mi · Regus |
$1,914 | $319 | 22 m² (237 sq ft) | 2 |
Nov 2026 (1 of 2) |
| 18th & Chet Music Row, 1.3 mi · WeWork |
$1,180 | $196.67 | 12 m² (129 sq ft) | 1 |
“Enquire” |
| 901 Woodland St East Nashville, 1.6 mi · WeWork |
$1,180 | $196.67 | 12 m² (129 sq ft) | 1 |
“Enquire” |
| 3200 West End Avenue West End, 2.5 mi · HQ |
$1,950 | $325 | 22–24 m² (237–258 sq ft) | 3 |
Apr 2027 (2 of 3) |
| Highland Ridge II Donelson, 5.2 mi · Regus |
$2,094 | $349 | 24 m² (258 sq ft) | 1 |
Not published |
| Burton Hills IV Green Hills, 5.2 mi · Regus |
$1,734 | $289 | 23 m² (248 sq ft) | 1 |
Not published |
| Seven Springs Brentwood, 8.4 mi · Regus |
$1,950 | $325 | 21 m² (226 sq ft) | 1 |
Oct 2026 |
| 5380 Hickory Hollow Pkwy Antioch, 10.8 mi · Regus |
$2,310 | $385 | 24 m² (258 sq ft) | 1 |
Not published |
Every building name links straight to its private-office page on Wezoo, where you can see the rooms listed today and send an inquiry.
The WeWork exception: the lowest six-person price, and the smallest six-person room
2 of the 13 buildings are WeWork — 18th & Chet on Music Row and 901 Woodland St in East Nashville. They publish identical cards, and those cards are not flat. The per-seat rate moves from size to size and it does not move in one direction: $176.67 at 3, $196.67 at 6, $182.00 at 10, $180.50 at 20, $174.40 at 50 people. Six is the worst value on their own ladder.
At six people the contrast with IWG is stark all the same. Both WeWork buildings list a 12 m² (129 sq ft) office at $1,180 a month. The 16 six-person offices at IWG buildings run 21–24 m² (226–258 sq ft) at $1,410 to $2,970. So the joint-cheapest six-person private office Wezoo lists in Nashville — there are two of them, one at each WeWork building — is also, by a wide margin, the smallest. Both numbers come from the same listing, and the floor area is the one to read first: 12 m² is a little over half the smallest IWG six-person room, so treat the six on the label as a ceiling and go and stand in it before signing. WeWork also lists no four-person and no five-person office at either building, so at those two sizes the choice is the 11 IWG buildings only.
At three people the two WeWork buildings are also the cheapest way into the band, at $530 for a 7 m² (75 sq ft) office. Neither publishes a minimum term, and both mark availability “Enquire” instead of giving a date.
What is included at this size, and the minimum term
Term first, because it is what a small team usually worries about. 130 of the 134 offices in the 3–6 person band publish a minimum rent of one month. That is the commitment a conventional lease will not offer, and it is the practical reason teams of three to six end up here instead of signing for five years. The 4 listings with no published minimum are the WeWork rooms.
Now the question that decides the budget: is the monthly figure the whole figure? Here is exactly what each listing publishes, because the two products on this platform are not published the same way. A hot-desk listing carries 7 price fields — a base rate, a booking fee, and a total including tax, which is how we can say $39.00 plus 10% equals $42.90. A private-office listing carries 3: an amount, the interval it covers and a currency. There is no fee field and no tax field anywhere in a private-office listing, on any of the 220 at these buildings.
So the monthly figures on this page are the operator’s listed rate and nothing more. What a serviced-office operator adds to it — a deposit, a service retainer, parking, meeting-room hours beyond an allowance, a set-up charge — is not in the listing and is the first thing to pin down in writing. The same goes for what the rate covers: furniture, internet and cleaning are normally bundled at this product, but no field in the listing states it. Facilities are published per building rather than per room; across the 13 buildings the most widely listed, in the operators’ own categories, are catering (11 of 13), breakout space (10 of 13), a public parking lot nearby (10 of 13), a lounge (7 of 13), on-site parking (7 of 13).
130 of the 134 offices also publish a room type — 73 external, 57 internal — and the 4 that do not are the WeWork rooms. The listing does not say which specific room you would be shown, so it is a question for the viewing.
3-6 Person Office Space Nashville: start dates are a separate question from price
This is where a shortlist built on price alone comes apart. Of the 134 offices in the band, 41 publish a start date, 89 publish none at all, and 4 are marked “Enquire for availability”.
Every published date is in the future, and they are not all a few weeks out: they run from October 2026 to July 2031, the later of those being a 3-person office at Two American Center listed at $1,065. A building can therefore show an appealing headline price in the tables above while the particular room behind it is years away.
Read the blanks carefully, because the listing does not define them. Across all 220 private-office listings at these 13 buildings, not one carries a start date in the past: the field only ever holds a future date or nothing at all. A blank could mean the room is free now and no date was entered, or it could mean no date is known. The listing does not distinguish the two. It is the one thing to confirm with the operator before you shortlist a building on price.
3-6 Person Office Space Nashville vs coworking for the same small team
The honest version of this comparison runs both products at one address, so location cannot tilt it. 500 Church Street lists both. Its four-person private office is $940 a month. Its hot desk is $39.00 a day, and the listing adds a 10% booking fee, so $42.90 a day all in — the lowest hot-desk rate at any of the 9 of these buildings that also list one.
The crossover is sharp. $940 is worth 21.9 desk-days at that rate, which across four people is 5.5 days each per month. Below that — four people in 5 days a month or fewer — Nashville coworking day passes come out cheaper. At 6 days each or more the private office wins, and you also get a door that locks and somewhere to leave a monitor. If the need is a room once in a while rather than a desk every week, a Nashville day office is the third option, priced by the day but as a room rather than a seat.
The two products publish their prices differently, which is worth knowing before you compare pages: the private office publishes one monthly figure, while the hot desk publishes a base rate plus a separate booking fee. The $42.90 above is $39.00 plus that fee.
Booking 3-6 person office space Nashville: the order to do it in
Booking 3-6 person office space Nashville is a three-step job. Start with the size table that matches your team, pick the buildings whose rate you can live with, then check the start-date column before you commit to any of them — that is the order that avoids wasted calls. Every building name in the tables links to its Wezoo page, where you can see the rooms listed today and send an inquiry or ask for a quote.
If your team is about to outgrow this band or has not reached it yet, the complete guide to private offices covers how the product works at every size. For Nashville private offices outside the 3–6 person band, see office space in Nashville and private offices in Nashville. For the wider local market, the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce research center publishes the region’s economic indicators.
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3-6 Person Office Space Nashville: frequently asked questions
How much does 3-6 person office space Nashville cost per month?
$530 to $2,970 a month across the 134 private offices Wezoo lists for three to six people in Nashville and its immediate metro. A three-person office starts at $530 and a six-person office at $1,180. At the 11 IWG buildings (Regus, Spaces and HQ) the price is a single per-seat rate multiplied by the capacity on the label, so the building you choose decides the bill.
Which buildings have 3-6 person office space Nashville teams can move into?
13 buildings: 500 Church Street, 315 Deaderick St, 222 Second Avenue, 1 Music Circle, 18th & Chet, 901 Woodland St and 7 more in West End, Donelson, Green Hills, Brentwood and Antioch. 10 carry a Nashville address; the two Brentwood buildings and the Antioch one sit 8.4 to 10.8 miles out from Downtown. WeWork lists no four-person and no five-person office at all, so at those two sizes the choice is the 11 IWG buildings.
What is the minimum term on 3-6 person office space Nashville?
One month on 130 of the 134 private-office listings sized for three to six people in Nashville. The other 4 listings publish no minimum term; those 4 are the rooms at the two WeWork buildings. A one-month minimum is the main practical difference from a conventional office lease.
How big is a four-person private office in the Nashville area?
14 to 17 m² (151 to 183 sq ft) at every one of the 11 buildings that list one, with a median across those 46 offices of 15 m² (161 sq ft). Those 11 are all IWG buildings, 8 in Nashville itself and 3 in Antioch and Brentwood. The rent for that near-identical room runs $940 to $1,980. The capacity figure is the operator’s maximum for the room, not a count of desks already installed.
Is a private office or coworking cheaper for a team of four in Nashville?
It turns on how often the team is in. At 500 Church Street downtown, which lists both, a four-person private office is $940 a month and a hot desk is $42.90 a day including the booking fee. That makes the private office cheaper once each of the four is in 6 days a month or more, and day passes cheaper at 5 days each or fewer.
Can I move straight into a 3-6 person office in Nashville?
Check the individual listing rather than assuming. Of the 134 private offices Wezoo lists for three to six people in Nashville, 41 publish a start date and every one of those dates is in the future, running as far out as July 2031. Another 89 publish no date and 4 are marked “Enquire for availability”. No private-office listing at these buildings carries a past start date, so a blank could mean the room is free now with no date entered, or that no date is known. The listing does not distinguish the two, so confirm the date with the operator.
