14 Mail Du Commandant Cousteau 3,401 - 44,982 SF of Office Space Available in 91300 Massy

The BRIO building is located at 14 Mail du Commandant Cousteau, in the town of Massy, within the Essonne department. This area is an integral part of the Atlantis district, a modern urban hub experiencing rapid growth, known for its economic dynamism and functional diversity. The immediate surroundings of the building are characterized by contemporary architecture, landscaped green spaces, and a well-maintained urban atmosphere, conducive to hosting tertiary activities and services. The location of the BRIO building boasts excellent accessibility. It is in close proximity to the Massy-Palaiseau station, a major rail hub that serves both the RER B and RER C lines, as well as TGV lines connecting Paris to many major French cities. This interconnection allows users to quickly reach the center of Paris or other regional hubs, while facilitating business travel on a national scale. The station is within walking distance from Mail du Commandant Cousteau, enhancing the site's appeal for businesses and their employees. In addition to the rail network, the building is also well-served by local public transportation. Several bus lines operate in the Atlantis district, providing regular connections to neighboring towns and surrounding business areas. The layout of the mail and adjacent roads promotes smooth traffic flow for both pedestrians and vehicles, with well-structured road access to major routes like the RN20 and A10. These infrastructures enable quick connections to Orly Airport and the southern part of the Île-de-France region. The urban environment around the BRIO building is designed to offer a pleasant and functional living space. The Atlantis district includes local shops, restaurants, cultural and sports facilities, as well as welcoming public spaces. This diversity helps create an attractive ecosystem for businesses, employees, and visitors, while fostering synergies among the various stakeholders in the area. The BRIO building is thus part of a sustainable development and urban innovation dynamic, at the heart of a constantly evolving district.