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Front entrance of an office complex with accent lights, lots of windows, and the word "station" above the front door

Station

About this place

A 1929 historic bow-truss building that served as the terminus of an electric streetcar connecting Gallatin to Nashville. This building has been reimagined and reinvented as the Station, with five executive office suites to help drive a new generation of commerce in Gallatin.

Supporting the Gallatin Chamber of Commerce so that they can support our business community.

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Hallway area of office complex with hanging plants above and high chairs seated at a bar near the shared kitchen area
Interior common area within an office comples with high ceilings, globe lights, and several places to sit.
Indoor meeting space with a table and chairs near a window facing a road.

Included amenities

  • Modern workspace with historic charm with abundant natural light in every space
  • Located at the Gateway to downtown Gallatin with ample dedicated onsite parking
  • Secure, 24 / 7 key fob access with each suite individually keyed
  • Community kitchen, fully equipped with filtered water and coffee setup to refuel
  • Verdant, fully serviced planters throughout the space
  • Outdoor lounge with everything you need to be productive in the fresh air
  • Across the street from City Hall and steps away from all that historic downtown has to offer
  • Turnkey suites for teams of 2 to 10 with everything you need to be your best

Gallery

Back patio and parking area of an office complex at twilight with hanging lights over outdoor chairs and tables
Common kitchen area with lots of cabinets, a bar area, colorful barstools, a coffee machine, and a sink.
Common seating area with high chairs, a high table, and bright orange metal lockers.
A small meeting room with a glass table, rolling office chairs with a large window facing a patio area
Meeting room with large wall art, a big wooden table, colorful chairs, and television on the back wall
Seating area inside of the office complex with colorful furniture and shelves near a large window
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101 Public Square

101 Public Square opened its doors in 1905 as the Sumner Bank & Trust. Today, it remains at the nexus of business in Gallatin.

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Brick office complex at the intersection between two roads with trees in front of it.