One of the most historically rich cities in our nation, Topeka became the capital in 1861 as Kansas was made the 34th state in the Union. Since that time, it has been home to the largest railroad built in the U.S., a historic Supreme Court case, and the nation's first Native American Vice President. Compared to the startup scene in Leawood, which is just an hour outside the city, Topeka is home to many long-standing manufacturing operations like Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, Frito-Lay, and Payless ShoeSource. The office market in Kansas has never been better. Find a location in Topeka for your business to thrive, and enjoy all the city has to offer like the nation’s oldest dinner theatre, a rodeo at the Kansas Expocentre, the Combat Air Museum, the Reinisch Rose Gardens and so much more.
1 or 2 person offices, conference rooms, & virtual offices. Office space available by the hour, day, week, or month. Full service facility including receptionist, phone system, wired & wireless internet, break room, and much more.
Cross Streets: Southwest 29th Street and Southwest Mission Woods Drive