Blackstone Plaza 3555 Farnam St

We Invite You to Make History Here. Blackstone Plaza presents a premier business opportunity centrally located in the city of Omaha. This structure has withstood the test of time, where decades of success fuel a new generation of leaders, and business intersects with pleasure. Thoughtfully Built. Visually Striking. The towering, rejuvenated landmark rises 15 stories on the cusp of the Blackstone District. It awaits established businesses, local to Omaha or looking for an entrance to the market, that have an adaptive, modern mindset and want their workspace to match. The building offers everything from full floors of column-free customizable space and fully furnished executive suites to turnkey spec suites. The building boasts an extensive list of contemporary amenities, including state-of-the-art fitness center, a coffee shop, EV charging, a barbershop, and a fuel center with auto detailing. Tenants can also unwind with inspiring views or entertain clients from The Cloud Room, a sophisticated rooftop meeting and event place with a 360-degree balcony and a bar. The City Revolves Around You. Commuters benefit from the proximity to Interstate 480, able to reach on- and off-ramps in under five minutes, and the ample garage and surface parking spaces. Additionally, bus stops on Route 15 with Omaha’s Metro bus system are immediately available on Farnam Street. Blackstone Plaza’s prominent location in the historic Blackstone District provides excellent accessibility to nearby amenities, all within walking distance. At the Intersection of Inspiration. The historic Kimpton Cottonwood Hotel is directly across the street, offering luxurious accommodations. Within a short walk along Farnam Street are plenty of upscale dining and popular entertainment options. These notable businesses include Archetype Coffee, Coneflower, Early Bird Brunch, Nite Owl, Crescent Moon, and many more. Blackstone Plaza offers the best of all worlds: historic renovation, modern amenities, and a central location making it a part of Omaha history in an all-new way.