Search for office space Tennessee teams can actually move into and you get a wall of monthly prices, each one attached to a room of a different size. Wezoo lists 33 buildings across the state with private offices, 32 of them with a published rate, and between them those 32 hold 582 individual suites in 11 towns. This guide reads that whole set rather than one city’s slice of it.
The headline number on a listing is the cheapest room in the building, not the building’s price. Once you divide each entry suite by the desks it holds, Tennessee’s cheapest seat turns out to sit behind one of its highest headline prices. Below: what the market actually costs, the ten buildings no office-space city guide on this site has covered yet, and a short method for reading a price card the way an operator writes it. Everything here comes from Wezoo listings as they stood in August 2026, and it starts with the complete guide to private office rental if you want the fundamentals first.
Wezoo snapshot — office space Tennessee, private offices
- 33 buildings list private offices in 12 towns; 32 publish a rate
- 582 individual suites across those 32 buildings
- Headline price range: $235.00 to $778.00 per month
- Per-desk rate on the entry suite: $176.67 to $495.00, median $322.00
- Brands listed: Regus (23 buildings), Spaces (5), HQ (3), WeWork (2)
What does office space Tennessee-wide actually cost?
Two numbers, and they answer different questions. The headline price — what a listing advertises — runs from $235.00 to $778.00 a month, a 3.31-fold spread. The per-desk rate on that same entry suite runs from $176.67 to $495.00, a 2.80-fold spread, with a median of $322.00. The first number tells you what the cheapest room costs. The second tells you what the building charges.
| Product | Buildings priced | Range | Median |
|---|---|---|---|
| Private office (per desk, entry suite) | 32 | $176.67–$495.00 / month | $322.00 |
| Day office | 30 | $99.00–$229.00 / day | $139.00 |
| Meeting room | 30 | $66.60–$212.20 / hour | $113.29 |
| Hot desk | 27 | $39.00–$85.00 / day | $55.00 |
Every building with a hot desk, a day office or a meeting room in Tennessee also lists a private office, so these are the same addresses billed four different ways. The counts differ because not every building carries every product, and because one row in each of the day-office and hot-desk sets publishes no price. Anyone pricing office space Tennessee-wide is comparing one set of addresses across four units.
Office space Tennessee: the “from” price is not the price
Thirty of the 32 priced buildings run a flat card: one rate per desk, held at every room size the building sells. Antioch charges $385.00 whether you take one desk or eleven. Under a flat card the headline price is just that rate multiplied by the smallest room on offer — so a building that happens not to list a one-person room advertises a bigger number without being more expensive.
The two WeWork buildings are the exception, and they are the whole story. Neither lists a one- or a two-desk suite. Both start at three desks for $530.00, which puts them joint 25th of 32 in a cheapest-first headline sort — the top quartile by price. Divide by three and the rate is $176.67, below every one of the other 30 priced buildings in the state. Tennessee’s cheapest seat is hiding in the expensive end of the list.
| Building | Town | Headline | Rank of 32 | Per desk | Rank of 32 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 500 Church Street | Nashville | $235 | 1 | $235.00 | 3 |
| 101 E Tennessee Ave | Oak Ridge | $249 | 2 | $249.00 | 4 |
| Meridian Cool Springs | Franklin | $269 | 5 | $269.00 | 7 |
| Burton Hills IV | Nashville | $578 | 27 | $289.00 | 11 |
| 3200 West End Avenue | Nashville | $650 | 28 | $325.00 | 17 |
| Two American Center | Nashville | $710 | 30 | $355.00 | 27 |
| 6040 Hillside Center Circle | Nolensville | $778 | 32 | $389.00 | 30 |
| 222 Second Avenue | Nashville | $495 | 24 | $495.00 | 32 |
| 18th & Chet | Nashville | $530 | 25 | $176.67 | 1 |
| 901 Woodland St | Nashville | $530 | 25 | $176.67 | 1 |
Ten of the 32 buildings, shaded rows last. Ranks run cheapest first and tied prices share a rank; both shaded rows move 24 places. Across all 32 the two sorts agree only loosely — Spearman’s rho is 0.6153 — so a headline sort is not a cheap way to read office space Tennessee offers.
The tiered card is also not a simple volume discount. WeWork’s five rungs price out at $176.67 for three desks, $196.67 for six, $182.00 for ten, $180.50 for twenty and $174.40 for fifty. The six-desk room is the most expensive seat in the building, not the cheapest. Both Nashville buildings publish those same five rungs at those same five prices, 2.80 miles apart, while the 23 Regus buildings carry 18 distinct rates between them. State-wide there are only 23 distinct entry rates across 32 buildings.
How to compare Tennessee private-office prices in five steps
Step 1 — Read the headline. Note the advertised monthly figure on the listing.
Step 2 — Check the room it buys. Every entry price names a suite size. In Tennessee 24 of the 32 priced buildings start at one desk, six start at two and two start at three.
Step 3 — Divide to get the seat rate. Monthly price over desks is the only figure that compares across buildings.
Step 4 — Re-rank your shortlist. Sort on that rate instead of the headline. In this state that moves two buildings from the most expensive quartile to the two cheapest positions.
Step 5 — Test the size you need. A flat card holds its rate at every size, so the entry rate is your rate. A tiered card does not, so check the rung you actually need. Run those five steps and office space Tennessee stops being a wall of prices and becomes a short list of rates.
Office space Tennessee: 10 best private offices to rent
These ten buildings are the office space Tennessee options our office-space city guides have not already profiled, ordered by seat rate where the card is flat. Prices are the monthly starting rate published on Wezoo; private offices are inquiry-based, so the operator confirms availability and terms.
1. 101 E Tennessee Ave — Oak Ridge
What to expect: The cheapest headline rate of the ten, and the cheapest of any building outside Nashville. Fifteen suites run from a single desk to seven, all at the same $249.00 a seat. The photograph shows a long white facade with dark vertical strips, a black canopy over the glass entrance and an empty striped lot. The nearest other listed building is 11.65 miles away in Knoxville.
From: $249 per month for 1 desk ($249.00 per desk) · Suites listed: 15, one to seven desks · Operator: Regus
Services listed: breakout spaces, catering, near a public parking lot · Address: 101 E Tennessee Ave, Oak Ridge, TN 37830
👉 Book 101 E Tennessee Ave on Wezoo
2. 6200 Hospitality Dr — Franklin
What to expect: Franklin has four listed buildings and this is the second-cheapest of them, at $275.00 a seat across sixteen suites. The listing photo is a meeting room rather than a suite: a long pale table ringed with tan upholstered chairs, a mobile whiteboard and a framed print on a blue-gray wall. Three services are listed: catering, a nearby public parking lot and nearby public transport.
From: $275 per month for 1 desk ($275.00 per desk) · Suites listed: 16, one to seven desks · Operator: HQ
Services listed: catering, near a public parking lot, near public transport · Address: 6200 Hospitality Dr, Franklin, TN 37067
👉 Book 6200 Hospitality Dr on Wezoo
3. 118 N Liberty Street — Jackson
What to expect: The most isolated of these ten: the nearest other listed address is 66.78 miles away in Memphis. Nine suites, $279.00 a seat, sizes running one to six desks and then jumping to thirteen. The photo is an actual private office – white L-shaped desk, black mesh task chair, a desk lamp, framed posters and gray carpet tile with a clear chair mat.
From: $279 per month for 1 desk ($279.00 per desk) · Suites listed: 9, one to six desks, then a thirteen-desk suite · Operator: Regus
Services listed: breakout spaces, catering, near a public parking lot · Address: 118 N Liberty Street, Jackson, TN 38301
👉 Book 118 N Liberty Street on Wezoo
4. 201 Summit View Drive — Brentwood
What to expect: The widest ladder of these ten that still starts at a single desk: seventeen suites from one desk to fourteen, every one of them at $319.00 a seat. The exterior shot shows a brick building with a curved glass drum on one side and a long sloping glazed wing on the other, a grass bank with concrete steps and a parking lot below. Wezoo also lists meeting rooms in this building.
From: $319 per month for 1 desk ($319.00 per desk) · Suites listed: 17, one desk to fourteen · Operator: Regus
Services listed: breakout spaces, catering, near a public parking lot · Address: 201 Summit View Drive, Brentwood, TN 37027
👉 Book 201 Summit View Drive on Wezoo
5. Cool Springs III — Franklin
What to expect: Franklin’s second profiled building sits 2.35 miles north-northeast of the HQ address and charges $60.00 a seat more, across nineteen suites. The photo looks straight at the ground-floor entrance: a tall glass bay, brick and green glass above, leafy trees either side and a brick-paver forecourt with marked accessible bays. Five services are listed, including a lounge and a coffee and tea bar – the longest list of the eight Regus and HQ buildings here.
From: $335 per month for 1 desk ($335.00 per desk) · Suites listed: 19, one to seven desks · Operator: Regus
Services listed: breakout spaces, catering, coffee and tea bar, lounge, near public transport · Address: 725 Cool Springs, Franklin, TN 37067
👉 Book Cool Springs III on Wezoo
6. 9005 Overlook Boulevard — Brentwood
What to expect: Half a mile from 201 Summit View Drive and $26.00 a seat more expensive. Seventeen suites, one to thirteen desks, one rate throughout. The photograph shows a two-story red brick building with white Regus signage along the parapet, dark-framed windows, clipped shrubs and an asphalt lot. Two buildings this close carrying different rates is the clearest single answer to whether the town explains anything here.
From: $345 per month for 1 desk ($345.00 per desk) · Suites listed: 17, one to thirteen desks · Operator: Regus
Services listed: breakout spaces, catering, near a public parking lot · Address: 9005 Overlook Blvd, Brentwood, TN 37027
👉 Book 9005 Overlook Boulevard on Wezoo
7. 5380 Hickory Hollow Pkwy — Antioch
What to expect: Antioch’s only listed building, 10.84 miles southeast of 500 Church Street in Nashville. Seventeen suites at $385.00 a seat, one desk to eleven. The winter photo shows a cream-paneled corner with signage at the roofline, a flagpole, bare shrubs and a wet asphalt lot with a chain-link fence beyond. It runs a flat card and its smallest room is a single desk, so $385.00 is both the headline and the rate at every size – the case where the advertised price really is the price.
From: $385 per month for 1 desk ($385.00 per desk) · Suites listed: 17, one to eleven desks · Operator: Regus
Services listed: breakout spaces, catering, near a public parking lot · Address: 5380 Hickory Hollow Pkwy, Antioch, TN 37013
👉 Book 5380 Hickory Hollow Pkwy on Wezoo
8. 6040 Hillside Center Circle — Nolensville
What to expect: The highest headline price in the state at $778.00, and it is $778.00 because the smallest room here seats two. Divide and the rate is $389.00, which is third-highest of the 32 priced buildings and 20.8 percent above the $322.00 median seat rate. Its headline, meanwhile, is 2.29 times the $339.00 median headline – the same building, two very different-looking gaps. Twelve suites, two to six desks and then a twelve-desk room. The photo shows a new red brick building with a cream entrance bay, a white awning, fresh asphalt and small piles of dirty snow at the curb.
From: $778 per month for 2 desks ($389.00 per desk) · Suites listed: 12, two to six desks, then twelve · Operator: Regus
Services listed: breakout spaces, catering · Address: 6040 Hillside Center Circle, Nolensville, TN 37135
👉 Book 6040 Hillside Center Circle on Wezoo
9. 18th & Chet — Nashville
What to expect: The cheapest seat in Tennessee sits behind a headline that ranks joint 25th of 32 cheapest-first. Five suites only – three, six, ten, twenty and fifty desks – and the per-desk rate runs $176.67, $196.67, $182.00, $180.50 and $174.40 down that ladder, so it rises before it falls. The street-level photo shows black metal cladding, wood-clad soffits over an open parking deck, an EXIT and ENTER garage portal and a tenant sign for a wealth management firm.
From: $530 per month for 3 desks ($176.67 per desk) · Suites listed: 5, three, six, ten, twenty and fifty desks · Operator: WeWork
Services listed: bike storage, coffee and tea bar, lounge, parking, phone booths, reception service · Address: 818 18th Avenue South, Nashville, TN 37203
10. 901 Woodland St — Nashville
What to expect: The same five suites at the same five prices as 18th & Chet, 2.80 miles southwest of here. The listing photo is a common area rather than a suite: long dark communal tables with bentwood chairs, globe pendants, an exposed timber ceiling carrying ducts and pipes, a round logo sign on a navy wall and sunflowers on a table. Bike storage and phone booths are on the services list.
From: $530 per month for 3 desks ($176.67 per desk) · Suites listed: 5, three, six, ten, twenty and fifty desks · Operator: WeWork
Services listed: bike storage, coffee and tea bar, lounge, phone booths, reception service · Address: 901 Woodland St, Nashville, TN 37206
👉 Book 901 Woodland St on Wezoo
Office space Tennessee: which towns have buildings listed?
Twelve towns hold at least one building. The ten profiles above pick up the office space Tennessee inventory that our city guides have not covered, apart from one building with no published rate. First, the five towns that hold more than one:
| Town | Buildings | Where to read more |
|---|---|---|
| Nashville | 10 | Two profiled above; the rest across the office space Nashville and private office Nashville guides |
| Memphis | 6 | All six in the office space Memphis guide |
| Franklin | 4 | Two profiled above; two in the office space Nashville guide |
| Brentwood | 3 | Two profiled above; one in the office space Nashville guide |
| Knoxville | 3 | All three in the office space Knoxville guide |
And the seven single-building towns, four of them profiled above:
| Town | Buildings | Where to read more |
|---|---|---|
| Antioch | 1 | Profiled above |
| Chattanooga | 1 | In the office space Chattanooga guide |
| Jackson | 1 | Profiled above |
| Mount Juliet | 1 | Listed, but no published rate |
| Murfreesboro | 1 | In the office space Murfreesboro guide |
| Nolensville | 1 | Profiled above |
| Oak Ridge | 1 | Profiled above |
One building on that list, Spaces at 145 Bear Crossing in Mount Juliet, appears in the private-office listings but publishes no suites and no rate at all — so it is counted among the 33 and excluded from every price figure here. It does list a hot desk and a day office.
Does the town change what you pay in Tennessee?
Less than chance would. Town labels explain 17.88 percent of the variation in seat rates across the 32 priced buildings, against the 32.26 percent you would expect by accident from 11 labels spread over 32 buildings. Six of the 11 priced towns hold exactly one building, so the label is often just a building wearing a place name.
The clearest test is inside one town. Two Brentwood buildings half a mile apart charge $319.00 and $345.00 a seat. And the state’s two rate extremes — $176.67 at 18th & Chet and $495.00 at 222 Second Avenue — sit as little as 1.38 miles apart, both in Nashville. The whole price range of the state fits inside 1.38 miles of one city. Sorted on headline price instead, the extremes look 16.73 miles apart, which is a distance the advertising invents.
Brand does more work than geography: the four names explain 44.69 percent of the spread against a 9.68 percent baseline. But Regus alone spans $235.00 to $389.00 across its 23 buildings, which is 48.9 percent of the state’s entire log-spread on its own. Roughly half of what looks like a brand effect is the building.
Office space Tennessee: private office, day office or hot desk?
Two answers, because there are two alternatives. Against the median Tennessee day office at $139.00, the median entry seat of $322.00 breaks even at 2.32 days a month. Against the median hot desk at $55.00, it breaks even at 5.85 days. Show up fewer than 2.32 days a month and the day office costs less than the private office; fewer than 5.85 days and so does the hot desk. Past 5.85 days the private office is cheaper than either — and you get to leave your gear on the desk.
The walk-in products track the private office closely. Across the buildings that price each pair, a building’s private-office seat rate correlates with its day-office rate at +0.9127 and with its hot-desk rate at +0.9138. The meeting room does not follow: +0.1355. An expensive building is an expensive place to sit, but not reliably an expensive place to hold an hour-long meeting. If a room by the hour is what you need, meeting room Nashville options price separately.
If a desk rather than a room is the requirement, coworking space Nashville covers the hot-desk side of the same buildings, and virtual office Tennessee covers the addresses you can use without sitting in them. Tennessee itself has an estimated population of 7.22 million, spread far enough that 12 towns hold a listed building, and the federal small-business guidance on picking a location is a reasonable checklist to run before you commit to any of them.
Ready to shortlist your private office in Tennessee?
Office space Tennessee: frequently asked questions
How much does office space Tennessee-wide cost per month?
Across the 32 Tennessee buildings that publish a private-office rate, the entry suite works out at a median of $322.00 per desk per month. The cheapest office space Tennessee lists is $176.67 a desk at either WeWork building in Nashville; the most expensive is $495.00 at 222 Second Avenue, also in Nashville. Headline prices run from $235.00 to $778.00, but those buy rooms of different sizes, so they are not comparable to each other.
Why is the cheapest office space Tennessee has to offer not the cheapest listing?
Because a headline price is a monthly rate multiplied by the smallest room a building publishes. Thirty of the 32 priced buildings list a one- or two-desk suite, so their headline is close to their per-desk rate. The two WeWork buildings start at a three-desk suite, so their $530.00 headline sits joint 25th of 32 in a cheapest-first price sort while their $176.67 seat rate is the lowest in the state.
Which Tennessee cities list office space Tennessee searchers can rent on Wezoo?
Twelve towns: Nashville with ten buildings, Memphis with six, Franklin with four, Brentwood and Knoxville with three each, and one apiece in Antioch, Chattanooga, Jackson, Mount Juliet, Murfreesboro, Nolensville and Oak Ridge. Eleven of the twelve have at least one building that publishes a rate.
Do I need a lease to rent office space Tennessee buildings list on Wezoo?
No. Private offices on Wezoo are inquiry-based rather than instantly bookable, and the arrangement is a monthly license with the operator rather than a commercial lease. You send an inquiry, the operator confirms availability and terms, and the monthly rate you saw is the starting point for that conversation.
Is a private office cheaper than a day office in Tennessee?
It depends on how often you show up. The median entry seat across office space Tennessee lists is $322.00 a month and the median day office is $139.00 a day, so a private office pays for itself after about 2.32 days a month. Against the median hot desk at $55.00 a day, the crossover is about 5.85 days a month. Below 2.32 days a month the day office costs less than the private office, and below 5.85 days so does the hot desk.
Does the town change what you pay for office space Tennessee-wide?
Not measurably. Town explains 17.88 percent of the variation in seat rates across the 32 priced buildings, against a 32.26 percent baseline you would expect from 11 town labels over 32 buildings – so the town is doing less than chance. Two Brentwood buildings half a mile apart charge $319.00 and $345.00 a seat for office space Tennessee teams would treat as interchangeable.
Sources: Wezoo private-office, day-office, meeting-room and hot-desk listings for Tennessee, read August 2026 (33 buildings, 582 suites). State population estimate: Tennessee. Location checklist: US Small Business Administration.
