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Office Space Covington, Kentucky: 2 Buildings and the Essential 2026 Guide

Frerik Bongers
Updated: October 23, 2026
Published: October 23, 2026
Office space Covington, Kentucky on Wezoo

Office space Covington, Kentucky is a short list, and that is the useful thing about it. Wezoo lists private offices at two addresses in the city, both in the 41011 ZIP in the downtown core, and between them they carry seven offices sized for one to eight people. If you want the national picture first, our complete guide to private office covers how the product works before you narrow to a street.

This page stays on Covington itself. It sets out what each building lists, what the published monthly figures are, what the alternatives at the same addresses cost, and which of the two you should call first. Two buildings is a short list, and a short list is quick to work through.

One thing to settle before you read on: there is more than one Covington in the United States, and office space Covington, Kentucky is the subject here. Both buildings below are in Kenton County, Kentucky, across the Ohio River from downtown Cincinnati.

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Wezoo snapshot: Covington, Kentucky private offices

  • 2 buildings with private offices listed on Wezoo
  • 7 private offices listed, all at 1032 Madison Avenue
  • Listed prices: from $265 to $2,120 per month
  • Listed sizes: 1 to 8 people, 8 to 31 m²
  • Minimum term listed: 1 month
  • Operators: Regus, COhatch

For an overview of every option, see the full list of private offices in Covington.

What does office space Covington, Kentucky cost?

Seven private offices are listed with a monthly figure, and all seven sit at 1032 Madison Avenue. The lowest listed is $265 a month and the highest is $2,120 a month. Every one of the seven carries a minimum term of one month, and none of them carries a future availability date.

The second building, COhatch Covington, lists a private office without a published price. That is not a gap in the data so much as a different way of selling: the operator quotes against your headcount and your start date. You do not book a private office. You ask for one, and the answer comes back with a number on it.

Treat the figures above as indicative starting points. A private office is priced against team size and term, so request a quote for the configuration you actually need rather than reading the lowest line as your bill.

Interested in a private office in Covington? Compare both addresses →

When should you choose a private office over a day office or a desk?

Choose the private office when the room has to be yours on a Tuesday afternoon without asking anyone. Everything else at these two addresses is bought by the day or the hour, and the published rates make the trade-off plain.

At 1032 Madison Avenue, Wezoo lists six day offices at $97.90 a day and five hot desks at $38.50 a day. There is one meeting room there, seating six, at $85.80 an hour. COhatch lists nine meeting rooms, from a single seat at $27.50 an hour up to a room for eight at $88.00 an hour. If your pattern is a handful of focused days a month rather than a permanent base, the day office is the cheaper shape, and our day office Cincinnati guide covers the same product on the Ohio side of the river.

The dividing line is storage and certainty. A day office gives you a closed door for one day. A private office gives you a closed door, a desk you leave set up, and an address you can put on things.

The 2 private office buildings on Wezoo in Covington

Both office space Covington, Kentucky addresses sit in the 41011 downtown ZIP, a few blocks apart. They are listed here in the order a first call usually goes, which is published figures first.

1. 1032 Madison Avenue, downtown Covington

Office space Covington, Kentucky: 1032 Madison Avenue by Regus

1032 Madison Avenue by Regus, downtown Covington

What to expect: This is the address that carries the choice. Seven private offices are listed here, and they run from a single room of 8 m² up to a suite of 31 m² for a team of eight. Every one of the seven carries a one month minimum term, and none of them carries a future start date, so what is listed is what is free. The building also lists day offices, hot desks, a meeting room and a business address, which is useful if the team splits its week.

What is listed, by size:

  • 1 person, 8 m², from $265 a month
  • 1 person, 13 m², from $265 a month
  • 2 people, 17 m², from $530 a month
  • 4 people, 14 m², from $1,060 a month
  • 5 people, 31 m², from $1,325 a month
  • 6 people, 22 m², from $1,590 a month
  • 8 people, 31 m², from $2,120 a month

On site, Wezoo lists breakout space, catering and a public parking lot nearby.

Operator: Regus · Address: 1032 Madison Avenue, Covington, KY 41011

👉 Request 1032 Madison Avenue on Wezoo

2. COhatch Covington, West Sixth Street

Office space Covington, Kentucky: COhatch Covington shared lounge and tables

COhatch Covington by COhatch, West Sixth Street

What to expect: An older building on West Sixth Street, a short walk from Madison Avenue, with exposed brick, timber posts and long shared tables in the common room. COhatch lists a private office here, but it publishes no price, no room size and no headcount on the listing, so the figure comes back from the operator rather than off the page. The same address lists nine meeting rooms, from a single seat to a room for eight, and a business address.

On site, Wezoo lists phone booths, public transport nearby and a public parking lot nearby. If a published price is what you need before you make contact, start with Madison Avenue and keep this one as the second call.

Operator: COhatch · Address: 409 W 6th St suite 200, Covington, KY 41011

👉 Request COhatch Covington on Wezoo

How far ahead should you ask, and which one do you call first?

A request for office space Covington, Kentucky is not an instant booking, so the lead time is really the operator response time. Wezoo puts that at around one business day for a quote once you have shared team size and move-in date, with a tour and a signature after that. Four weeks ahead is comfortable. One week is workable.

  1. Fix your headcount first. With sizes for one, two, four, five, six and eight people listed on Madison Avenue, the number decides most of the shortlist for you.
  2. Request both addresses, not one. COhatch publishes no price, so the only way to compare the two is to have both quotes in hand.
  3. Ask what the monthly figure includes. Serviced offices bundle utilities, internet, reception and meeting-room access, and the bundle is where the two operators differ most.
  4. Tour before you sign. A one month minimum term is forgiving, but a room you have actually stood in is still the better bet.

Small markets reward this approach more than big ones. A two building city gives you no room to shop around, so the quality of your brief does the work instead, and the same holds in our office space Buffalo Grove guide, another two building market in the same bracket.

Where the two addresses sit, and the Cincinnati question

Covington sits on the south bank of the Ohio River, with downtown Cincinnati directly across the water. The Census Bureau estimates its population at 41,847 as of July 2025 and puts the mean travel time to work there at 21.8 minutes. The river is the state line, and the state line is the whole reason this page is not the Cincinnati page.

That matters for more than geography. A Covington address is a Kentucky address, whatever the skyline out of the window looks like, and plenty of decisions key off which side of the water you sit on. If you are weighing the wider Cincinnati metro as well, the eight buildings in our office space Cincinnati guide are the comparison set, and none of them overlaps with the two here.

Within Covington itself the two addresses are a short walk apart. Madison Avenue runs through the downtown core and carries the Regus building; West Sixth Street, a few blocks over, carries COhatch. Both list a public parking lot nearby, and COhatch also lists public transport on its doorstep.

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Office space Covington, Kentucky: the questions buyers ask

How many private offices does Wezoo list in Covington, Kentucky?

Two buildings carry office space Covington, Kentucky listings on Wezoo: 1032 Madison Avenue, run by Regus, and COhatch Covington on West Sixth Street. Between them, seven individual offices are listed with a monthly price, and all seven are at the Madison Avenue address.

What is the lowest listed price for a private office in Covington?

The lowest listed figure is $265 a month, for a one person office of 8 m² at 1032 Madison Avenue. The highest listed is $2,120 a month for a 31 m² suite for eight. COhatch Covington lists a private office without a published price and quotes on request.

Can I book a private office in Covington online?

No. A private office is a request, not an instant booking. You send your team size and move-in date, the operator comes back with a price and what is free, normally within about one business day, and you tour before you sign. Day offices, hot desks and meeting rooms at the same addresses are bookable.

Is this the Covington in Kentucky or the Covington in Louisiana?

Kentucky. Both buildings on this page are in Covington, Kenton County, Kentucky, ZIP 41011. There is also a Covington in Louisiana with a Wezoo building, and that one is covered in our office space Louisiana guide instead.

Do the Covington buildings also offer meeting rooms and day offices?

Yes. 1032 Madison Avenue lists six day offices at $97.90 a day, five hot desks at $38.50 a day and one meeting room for six at $85.80 an hour. COhatch Covington lists nine meeting rooms, from $27.50 to $88.00 an hour. Both addresses also list a business address.

Office space Covington, Kentucky will not give you a long shortlist. It gives you two addresses, seven priced rooms and a bridge to Ohio, which for most teams is enough to decide on in an afternoon.

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