Private Offices and Workspaces at
Common House Richmond

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Common House is a modern social club located in Richmond’s Arts District, complete with open coworking space, private offices for rent, a restaurant and bar, private screening room, podcast studio, and more.

Our Spaces

Open coworking

Space to cowork, complete with desks and tables for collaboration

Private offices

Reserved offices, accommodating 1–4 people; available on an annual basis

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Conference rooms

Collaborate on a project or give a presentation in one of our three conference rooms

screening room

Seat up to 20 for a memorable viewing experience or show-stopping presentation.

phone carrels

One-person offices, perfect for taking a call or for quiet working

podcast studio

Equipped with top-end tech for recording clean, professional interviews for your podcast

restaurant

In-House restaurant, serving seasonal menus for breakfast, lunch, and dinner

rooftop pool & bar

Work from the rooftop, the bar, or even from the pool.

event space

Space for small gatherings or large corporate gatherings up to 150, discounted for members.

Testimonials

Member Testimonials

“Great food and cocktails with multiple unique environments well suited for bringing guests, both social and professional, or for getting work done.”

— Joe, Member of Common House

“The staff is the best.”

– Justin, Office Tenant of Common House

“I've had nothing but great experiences with Common House Richmond. Whether visiting for social events, utilizing common work spaces, or just relaxing at the pool, Common House has been a go-to spot for me.”

— Courtney, Member of Common House

“One the best coworking spots I've experienced, and I've seen many.”

— Dean, Member of Common House

“Managers were always warm and helpful. The office was a great space to work and I loved having a window. I got to meet some great people while I was there as well.”

— Brett, Office Tenant of Common House

“Common House is the place to work, dine, and socialize in a luxurious and comfortable space. The weekly programming and newly started wine club are worth a look too. Book clubs, live music, cooking classes, speakers, and much more. Common House will keep you engaged in all the right ways.”

— Tolson, Member of Common House