7 Best Private Offices on Music Row Nashville for Small Teams

By the Ampersand Studios Team Published: 2026-06-08 | Last Updated: 2026-06-08

Finding a private office in Nashville has never been harder, or easier to get wrong. The city’s creative and startup scene has exploded around Music Row, and a dozen coworking brands have followed. Most roundups lump downtown, Midtown, The Gulch, and Music Row together like they’re the same zip code. They’re not, and the distinction matters for a 1–5 person team building something on the Row.

We researched every private-office option within reach of Music Row over several weeks, evaluating 11 spaces before narrowing to the 7 that actually serve small teams. We cut options that had no private-office product, were priced only for enterprise, or sat too far out to count as Music Row-adjacent. According to StyleBlueprint Nashville’s coworking guide, the city’s flexible-office market has grown fast. But most reviews don’t distinguish which spaces have genuine private-room inventory for sub-10-person teams.

Our top pick for creative and music-industry founders is Ampersand Studios. Its private offices in Music Row start at $1,600/mo, month-to-month, in Nashville’s first mass-timber building with an in-house content studio. If budget is the main driver, Regus at 1 Music Circle is the cheapest real address on the Row at $679/mo. For a Class A HQ with skyline views and the best Google score on this list, e|spaces Music Row delivers at $800/mo. And if you want hospitality-grade all-inclusive but don’t mind a short walk east into The Gulch, Industrious rounds out the shortlist.

Table of Contents

1. Ampersand Studios — Best for creative & content small teams
2. e|spaces Music Row — Best for music-industry teams wanting a Class A HQ
3. Industrious (The Gulch) — Best for hospitality-grade all-inclusive offices near the Row
4. WeWork — 18th & Chet — Best for teams who want a global brand & meeting-room credits
5. Lucid Private Offices — Best for a brand-new, turnkey executive suite
6. Kenect Nashville — Best for founders who want a live-work lifestyle blend
7. Regus — 1 Music Circle — Best for the cheapest real address on Music Row

How We Chose

We evaluated 11 private-office spaces in and around the Music Row corridor via desk research, operator websites, Google Reviews, aggregator data (CoworkingCafe, Coworker, Upsuite), and direct pricing checks. We cut any space that didn’t offer an enclosed private room sized for 1–5 people or that sat more than a short commute from Music Row.

Five criteria drove the ranking, in order of weight:

• Real Google sentiment — rating and review volume, weighted heaviest. A 5.0 on 3 reviews tells a different story than a 5.0 on 86.
• Office fit for 1–5 person teams — does the space have an actual private room (not just a desk) that fits a small founding team?
• Price transparency — can a small team figure out what they’d pay without a sales call?
• Geographic proximity to Music Row — we name the real neighborhood for each (Music Row proper vs. West End vs. The Gulch), not the marketing copy.
• Amenities and community — meeting rooms, 24/7 access, what’s actually included in the monthly price.

Every review below uses the same four subsections — What They Specialize In, The Experience, What Clients Say, and Pricing & Booking — so you can compare each space on equal terms.

Comparison Table

*Kenect’s 245 reviews blend the apartment community with the workspace.

1. Ampersand Studios — Best for Creative & Content Small Teams

📍 1030 16th Ave S, 2nd Floor, Nashville, TN 37212

Ampersand is the only private-office option on Music Row with a production-ready content studio under the same roof. At $1,600/mo, month-to-month, it’s built for the kind of small team that works here. We walked the floor on a Tuesday afternoon, sat in the 2-person office (#121) to check the light and noise level, and stayed for a coffee in the members’ lounge. The space is quieter than you’d expect for a creative hub. Timber ceilings absorb sound, natural light pours through floor-to-ceiling glass, and the vibe reads more “creative atelier” than “office park.”

What They Specialize In

Ampersand is a creative workspace, content studio, and startup community built into Ampersand Studios on Music Row — Nashville’s first sustainable mass-timber building, 26,000 sq ft, one block from Edgehill Village. Private offices scale from a 2-person room up to 12- and 20-person suites, so a team that starts at 2 can grow without moving buildings. The in-house content studio has a cyc wall, 14-foot ceilings, multi-colored backdrops, and a podcast/tech station — bookable by members without leaving the building. The &Grow creative incubator bundles launch services, production support, and marketing strategy for early-stage startups, which a small founding team would otherwise have to source vendor by vendor. You can read more on the &Grow incubator page.

The Experience

Month-to-month terms, no traditional lease, 24/7 member access, conference room hours, parking, a members lounge and kitchen, complimentary coffee and tea, and a private outdoor terrace — all included. The community side is real: members describe it as a place where you run into collaborators, not just coworkers. Dedicated desks start at $600/mo via a dedicated desk membership for solo founders who aren’t ready for a full office.

What Clients Say

Google 4.8/5 across 12 reviews. Reviewers consistently call the space “beautifully designed” and “thoughtfully crafted.” One music-industry member put it directly: “Out of all the spaces in Music City, Ampersand Studios was the most creative space for a music industry professional.” The vibe is described as “fantastic — very high-end and calming.” Review volume is modest at 12, which is typical for a newer location (Nashville opened in 2023).

Pricing & Booking

Private offices from $1,600/mo, all-inclusive, month-to-month. Smallest room = the 2-person office, which fits solo founders and 2-person teams. Larger 6-person rooms cover the upper end of the 1–5 range. A resident coworking membership starts at $199/mo if you’re not ready for a full office yet. The honest note: Ampersand is a coworking, content, and event space as much as a private office, so book a tour a few days out and grab the 2-person office that fits your headcount before they fill up.

Best for: Creative and music-industry teams of 1–5 who want a design-forward private office, an in-house production studio, and a real startup community — all month-to-month on Music Row.

2. e|spaces Music Row — Best for Music-Industry Teams Wanting a Class A HQ

📍 1005 17th Ave S, Floor 9, Nashville, TN 37212

e|spaces is the best-reviewed space on this list by a wide margin (5.0/5 on 86 Google reviews), and the only one on Music Row with 90+ private offices in a single Class A building. Reviewers single out location manager Claire by name for above-and-beyond hospitality, and the 9th-floor views over the Music Row rooftops draw consistent praise. The covered parking, rare in Nashville, is a real operational advantage worth factoring in.

What They Specialize In

e|spaces Music Row occupies the 9th floor of 17th & Grand, a Class A building at 1005 17th Ave S. The 35,000 sq ft footprint holds 90+ private offices scaling from 1 person up to 20-person suites — so a team growing from 2 to 5 to 8 doesn’t need to change addresses. Full membership unlocks access to all 6 e|spaces Nashville locations, covering Midtown, Burton Hills, Green Hills, The Nations, and Brentwood.

The Experience

The space is managed on-site, not by a call center in another state. High-speed Wi-Fi, a fully stocked café with complimentary printing, rooftop access, onsite gym, phone booths, video conferencing, IT helpdesk, and 24/7 building access are all included. The atmosphere skews client-ready and professional — a strong fit for teams who want a legitimate Music Row HQ without the overhead of a traditional lease.

What Clients Say

A 5.0/5 on 86 Google reviews gives e|spaces the highest volume on this list by far. Reviewers come back to the same three things: the quality of the space (“modern, clean, and inspiring”), the onsite staff, and the parking. Manager Claire is mentioned repeatedly for “above-and-beyond hospitality.” And on parking: “if you know Nashville, you KNOW the value of” covered onsite spots. Worth noting: all visible reviews are uniformly 5-star. That likely reflects a genuinely well-run space, but weigh the absence of any critical signal accordingly.

Pricing & Booking

Private offices from $800/mo (entry tier is sized for 1 person). Coworking starts at $300/mo. Meeting rooms from $40/hr. The honest limitation: the $800/mo entry price covers one person — a 3–5 person team lands well above that, and pricing for multi-person offices isn’t published. If transparent sticker pricing matters before a call, that gap is worth knowing upfront.

Best for: Music-industry teams and startups that want a client-facing Class A address on Music Row with skyline views, onsite parking, and room to scale — and can afford a premium for it.

3. Industrious (The Gulch) — Best for Hospitality-Grade All-Inclusive Offices Near the Row

📍 1033 Demonbreun St #300, Nashville, TN 37203

Industrious is the most hospitality-driven space on this list. Daily breakfast, weekly happy hours, and 7 meeting rooms are all bundled into the $554/person/mo all-inclusive price, which makes team sizing simple. The Gulch location sits in a brand-new building at the gateway to the neighborhood, with floor-to-ceiling windows flooding the space with natural light. The 4.9/5 Google score on 69 reviews tracks with that: top marks for design, service, and WiFi reliability.

What They Specialize In

Industrious Nashville positions itself as “the premium coworking company of choice” — hospitality-first, design-first, all-inclusive. The Gulch location operates at the gateway to the neighborhood, with a national network spanning 85+ cities that lets members work from any Industrious location when they travel. For a 1–5 person founding team that wants zero operational overhead, the move-in-ready, fully furnished private office model is hard to beat.

The Experience

All-inclusive means it: daily breakfast (craft coffee, pastries, fresh fruit), weekly happy hours, 7 meeting rooms, high-speed WiFi, unlimited color printing, cleaning, a wellness room, outdoor terrace, and on-site secure parking. There’s a genuine community events calendar. The staff-to-member ratio is higher than most coworking spaces, which shows in the reviews.

What Clients Say

At 4.9/5 on 69 reviews, Industrious has the second-highest volume here. Members praise the hospitality-grade service, the thoughtfully appointed spaces, the reliable WiFi, and the natural light. The main honest caveat: this is The Gulch, not Music Row. It’s a short walk or drive east of the Row, so if a Music Row postal address matters to your team, that difference is real. Premium pricing is the other note: $554/person/mo is the highest entry price on this list.

Pricing & Booking

Private offices from $554/person/mo, all-inclusive. A 3-person office runs $1,662/mo minimum. Industrious does run promotions (save up to 30% on select private offices was live at time of research), so the effective price can be lower. Contact the team for current availability and team-office rates.

Best for: Teams of 1–5 who want a hospitality-grade, fully all-inclusive private office and can absorb a premium price — knowing it’s in The Gulch, not on Music Row proper.

4. WeWork — 18th & Chet — Best for Teams Who Want a Global Brand & Meeting-Room Credits

📍 818 18th Ave S, Nashville, TN 37203 (10th floor)

WeWork 18th & Chet sits at the Music Row end of Midtown and takes up the entire 10th floor of a mixed-use building. You get the full amenity stack the brand is known for, including meeting-room credits and a 10th-floor balcony that reviewers keep calling out. Community manager Missy is named in multiple reviews for her fast, friendly onboarding of new members. The balcony actually gets used for calls and lunches.

What They Specialize In

WeWork 18th & Chet covers ~31,670 sq ft across the 10th floor. Furnished private offices, dedicated desks, phone booths, conference rooms, art-filled lounges, and semi-private booth nooks. The national brand consistency is the real draw — if your team also has members in other cities, WeWork’s All Access membership lets them work from any location globally. Month-to-month terms, no long-term lease.

The Experience

Coffee and beer on tap, fast WiFi, meeting-room credits bundled with private offices, stocked kitchens, event space, and an outdoor balcony. Staffed Monday–Friday 8am–5pm. The aesthetic is corporate chain through and through — it looks and feels like a WeWork anywhere, which is a feature for some teams and a drawback for others.

What Clients Say

The Google score sits at 4.5/5, though on a modest 13 reviews. Praise lands on the community team, hot coffee, 10th-floor views, and easy parking. The dominant negative theme: billing and cancellation friction. Multiple reviewers report being unable to cancel and being charged for months afterward. This is a documented WeWork brand-level pattern. If clean off-boarding matters to your team, ask WeWork directly how cancellation works before committing.

Pricing & Booking

Dedicated desk from $456/mo. Private offices start around $590/mo for the smallest option — full private-office pricing requires a sales conversation. Day pass ~$39. The gap in price transparency is one of the honest limitations here.

Best for: Teams of 1–5 who want a turnkey national-brand private office with meeting-room credits and month-to-month flexibility — and have read the cancellation policy carefully.

5. Lucid Private Offices — Best for a Brand-New, Turnkey Executive Suite

📍 1801 West End Ave #1000, Nashville, TN 37203

Lucid Private Offices is the newest space on this list. It opened around April–May 2026 at the corner of West End and 18th, directly across from the Loews Vanderbilt, and the amenity build-out is striking for a space this new. Press coverage from CityNowNext and the Nashville Chamber confirms a 32,000 sq ft, two-floor build-out: barista-quality coffee bar, custom furnishings, city views, a fitness center, and 700-space parking garage. It’s the most executive-feeling space on this list.

What They Specialize In

Lucid Private Offices Nashville is a Texas-based operator with ~30 locations across Dallas, Houston, Phoenix, and Atlanta — Nashville is its first Tennessee market. Individual offices, executive suites, and team suites cover the 1–5 person range. Four high-tech meeting rooms and in-house dining make the building self-contained for a full workday.

The Experience

One monthly bill covers a furnished office, enterprise-grade wired and wireless internet, IT support, free printing, utilities, cleaning, and unlimited premium coffee, water, and espresso. No nickel-and-diming on add-ons. The vibe is upscale executive — less creative community, more polished HQ. Great for a founding team wanting to impress investors or clients; less so for teams wanting a maker-community feel.

What Clients Say

The Nashville location shows 5.0/5, but only on 7 reviews. That thin track record is the honest caveat here, since the space only opened in spring 2026. Brand-wide context is encouraging: Lucid’s Southlake, Texas location holds 4.9/5 on ~170 reviews, and the brand won the 2025 Houston’s Best Coworking Award. But Nashville members haven’t had time to form a real opinion yet.

Pricing & Booking

Location-specific pricing isn’t published — teams need to request a quote. Brand-wide reference pricing runs roughly $650–$1,200+/mo for private offices depending on size, and Nashville as a premium just-opened downtown-adjacent location likely sits at the higher end. Worth knowing before you reach out.

Best for: 1–5 person founding teams who want a brand-new, upscale, all-inclusive executive office with a prestigious West End address and full amenity stack — and can wait a few months for the local track record to develop.

6. Kenect Nashville — Best for Founders Who Want a Live-Work Lifestyle Blend

📍 800 19th Ave S, Nashville, TN 37203

Kenect Nashville’s private office “Pod” is the tier built for startups and small teams. It includes a complimentary company vinyl logo on your office door plus access to a rooftop pool, gym, and fitness classes inside the same 20-story building. The coworking suite sits on the ground floors of a 420-unit residential tower, with three conference rooms in active use during business hours. Real amenities, real offices, just inside a lifestyle building.

What They Specialize In

Kenect Nashville is Akara Living’s live-work social-club concept: 420 apartments above a ~16,000 sq ft coworking suite at 800 19th Ave S. The Pod Membership is their private-office tier for startups and small teams. It’s a furnished, enclosed pod with fiber internet, printing, three conference rooms, four phone booths, two kitchens, and complimentary coffee. Members who also live in the building get a free Float membership and discounted Pod upgrades — unusual economics for founders open to living and working in the same building.

The Experience

Rooftop pool, 24/7 fitness center, weekly fitness classes, curated networking events (yoga, breakfasts, social gatherings), three conference rooms seating 10–12, and four phone booths. Coworking hours run Monday–Friday 9am–6pm, Saturday 10am–5pm, and Sunday 12pm–4pm — shorter than the 24/7 access most spaces on this list offer. The residential-first atmosphere is both the draw and the honest caveat.

What Clients Say

Kenect shows 4.4/5 on 245 reviews, but that number blends the apartment community with the workspace. There’s limited workspace-only review signal, so treat it as a building-experience rating rather than a clean read on the private-office product. Consistent praise: friendly staff, top-tier amenities (pool, gym, rooftop), great Midtown location. Consistent complaints from residents: thin walls, noise from the street and between units, occasional slow maintenance responses. Those gripes are residential issues, but they share the same building.

Pricing & Booking

Dedicated desk (Dock Desk) from $299/mo. Private “Box” from $250/mo. Day pass $25. The Pod (team private office) price isn’t published — contact Kenect directly for a quote. Meeting rooms are $60/hr or $480/day.

Best for: Founders and 1–5 person startup teams who want a real private office inside a lifestyle building — rooftop pool, gym, events — and don’t mind a residential-first atmosphere or requesting a quote for the office price.

7. Regus — 1 Music Circle — Best for the Cheapest Real Address on Music Row

📍 1 Music Cir N, Suite 400, Nashville, TN 37203

At $679/mo for a private office that covers 1–15 desks, Regus at 1 Music Circle is the lowest published price for a real private room literally on Music Row. The listing confirms floor-to-ceiling windows, a bright open-plan layout, a well-stocked kitchen, staffed reception, and fully equipped meeting rooms. The bones are solid. The honest question isn’t the space. It’s whether the billing experience matches.

What They Specialize In

Regus is IWG’s global serviced-office brand, with 3,000+ locations worldwide. The 1 Music Circle location offers private offices, dedicated desks, coworking memberships, day offices, hourly offices, virtual office and mail services, and meeting rooms — the full stack, all at one address on Music Row. Month-to-month terms are available, and a longer contract (24 months) unlocks the lowest per-desk day rates (~$8/person/day).

The Experience

Furnished offices, high-speed secure WiFi, utilities, 24/7 security, professional reception, kitchen with complimentary beverages, and global network access — your membership works at other Regus and IWG locations worldwide. The experience is no-frills. One reviewer praised the location but noted the building runs “consistently cold in both fall and winter despite thermostats being set properly.”

What Clients Say

Google 4.0/5 on only 3 reviews — the thinnest review volume on this list. The space itself gets credit for the location, the light, and the front-desk staff. The honest limitation is Regus’s well-documented billing reputation. Hidden fees (conference access charges, priority internet add-ons), auto-renewing contracts, and post-cancellation billing are recurring themes across hundreds of Regus reviews on BBB and SmartCustomer. This specific location’s sparse reviews cite charges added “without consent.” Read the contract closely before signing.

Pricing & Booking

Private office from $679/mo (1–15 desks). Dedicated desk $235/mo. Coworking membership $129/mo. Virtual office $219/mo. Day coworking ~$39/day. The price-per-person math for a 3–5 person team is genuinely competitive on a short month-to-month term. Just go in with eyes open on the contract.

Best for: Bootstrapped 1–5 person teams who need the cheapest furnished private office on Music Row with a real business address — and who will read the contract carefully before signing.

FAQ

What is the cheapest private office on Music Row Nashville?

Regus at 1 Music Circle is the cheapest published price: private offices start at $679/mo (covering 1–15 desks), with dedicated desks at $235/mo. It’s a no-frills serviced office on Music Row with month-to-month terms. The caveat: Regus has a well-documented pattern of hidden fees and hard-to-cancel contracts — read the fine print. If you want more community, Ampersand’s resident coworking membership starts at $199/mo as a lower-commitment entry point.

How much does a private office for a 2–5 person team cost on Music Row?

Prices vary by operator and office size. Ampersand Studios starts at $1,600/mo for a 2-person private office, month-to-month, all-inclusive. e|spaces Music Row starts at $800/mo (entry tier is 1-person; multi-person pricing requires a quote). Regus 1 Music Circle offers offices covering up to 15 desks from $679/mo. WeWork starts around $590/mo. Budget roughly $600–$1,800+/mo for a real private room for a 2–5 person team, depending on how much community and amenities matter.

Music Row vs. Midtown vs. The Gulch for a startup — what’s the real difference?

Geographically, they’re close. Music Row (16th–19th Ave S corridor) is the historic creative and music-industry district — the right address for bands, labels, production teams, and creative agencies. Midtown bleeds into Music Row along West End and 18th–19th Ave. The Gulch is a short walk or drive east — trendier restaurant/retail scene but a different postal neighborhood. For a startup where the Music Row address matters (music industry, entertainment, creative), staying on the Row is worth it. For a general startup, Industrious in The Gulch or Lucid on West End may offer better value.

What’s the best private office on Music Row for music-industry and content teams?

Ampersand Studios is purpose-built for this persona — a creative coworking space with an in-house content studio (cyc wall, 14-foot ceilings, podcast/tech station) and the &Grow startup incubator on Music Row. It’s the only space on this list where a music-industry or content team can record, edit, and work from the same address. e|spaces Music Row is the runner-up for music-industry teams that want a more traditional Class A HQ with skyline views and room to scale quickly.

Which private offices on Music Row offer month-to-month terms — no long lease?

All 7 spaces on this list offer some form of month-to-month flexibility. Ampersand Studios explicitly positions against traditional leases — offices are month-to-month with discounts for longer commitments. e|spaces, WeWork, Industrious, and Regus all offer month-to-month terms. Lucid Private Offices uses flexible terms (contact for Nashville-specific minimums). Kenect Nashville operates on membership terms for the Pod tier — contact them for minimums.

Final Verdict

For a 1–5 person creative or music-industry team on Music Row, Ampersand Studios is the strongest fit. Private offices run from $1,600/mo, month-to-month, in a building that pairs a real in-house content studio with a startup community you can’t replicate anywhere else on the Row. Book a tour to see the 2-person office and the content studio in the same visit.

If your priority is the highest-reviewed space with a client-ready feel and onsite parking, e|spaces Music Row wins. At $800/mo and 5.0/5 on 86 reviews, it’s the best mix of price and verified quality on this list. And if your team’s first concern is keeping costs down while landing a real Music Row address, Regus at 1 Music Circle delivers at $679/mo. Just go in with a contract lawyer’s eye.

For the team that wants premium hospitality and doesn’t mind a short walk east, Industrious in The Gulch is the best all-inclusive experience near the Row. If you’re still finding your feet in the city, the guide to starting a business in Nashville is a useful overview of the local startup landscape before you commit to an address.