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Waynesville's first and only coworking space offers fixed desk rentals, open space memberships, and virtual office solutions to local business professionals.
WAYNESVILLE, N.C. - ncarol.com -- WAYNESVILLE, NC — David Alexander Properties is proud to announce the grand opening of Stonewood Cottage, a new coworking and event space located at 491 Allens Creek Road in Waynesville. Housed in a charming historic stone building dating back to 1950, the space was once home to Early's General Store. It's been thoughtfully reimagined into a vibrant hub for entrepreneurs, creatives, and remote professionals seeking a comfortable and inspiring workplace.
Stonewood Cottage offers a range of flexible options, including fixed desk rentals, open space memberships, and virtual office solutions. This makes it the ideal choice for anyone looking for an alternative to working from home or leasing a full office suite. The space is also available for special events, pop-up shops, and meetings during evenings and weekends.
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"I'm thrilled to have revitalized this great property while bringing a much-needed service to the Waynesville community," said David A. Netzer, President of David Alexander Properties. "Now, local remote workers and small business owners have a dedicated, professional space to work—without needing to rely on coffee shops or commute to Asheville for coworking options."
For more information about Stonewood Cottage and available membership plans, visit https://davidalexanderproperties.com/.
About David Alexander Properties:
David Alexander Realty Inc., doing business as David Alexander Properties, was originally founded as a real estate brokerage in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The company specializes in both commercial and residential real estate throughout South Florida. Recently, David Alexander Properties expanded to North Carolina with the launch of Waynesville's exclusive coworking and event space, Stonewood Cottage.
Stonewood Cottage offers a range of flexible options, including fixed desk rentals, open space memberships, and virtual office solutions. This makes it the ideal choice for anyone looking for an alternative to working from home or leasing a full office suite. The space is also available for special events, pop-up shops, and meetings during evenings and weekends.
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"I'm thrilled to have revitalized this great property while bringing a much-needed service to the Waynesville community," said David A. Netzer, President of David Alexander Properties. "Now, local remote workers and small business owners have a dedicated, professional space to work—without needing to rely on coffee shops or commute to Asheville for coworking options."
For more information about Stonewood Cottage and available membership plans, visit https://davidalexanderproperties.com/.
About David Alexander Properties:
David Alexander Realty Inc., doing business as David Alexander Properties, was originally founded as a real estate brokerage in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The company specializes in both commercial and residential real estate throughout South Florida. Recently, David Alexander Properties expanded to North Carolina with the launch of Waynesville's exclusive coworking and event space, Stonewood Cottage.
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