161 S 1st St
Milwaukee, WI 53204

Discover premier office space at the Vetter. Office Building, located at 161 S First Street in Milwaukee's vibrant Walker's Point neighborhood. This recently renovated Class A boutique office building offers several suites, including full-floor opportunities, designed to cater to the needs of modern businesses. Features include 11-foot ceiling heights, private kitchens, and balconies. Each floor benefits from private elevator access, providing superior convenience and exclusivity to your suite. Tenants enjoy state-of-the-art facilities, including rooftop access, a convenient coffee shop on the ground floor, and a secure, fob-less entry system (ButterflyMX). Vetter. Office Building provides common area space, a conference room, and a downstairs café that hosts community events, further supporting a close-knit, productive environment and promoting networking.
   
Nestled at the crossroads of Walker's Point and the Historic Third Ward, the building is positioned near top attractions and dining options, such as the Milwaukee Public Market and Cafe India, providing a perfect blend of work and leisure opportunities. For easy public transit access, the property offers a rapid bus service with routes along Routes 15, 18, and to the Green Line, with pickups every six minutes during business hours. This building is conveniently located near Interstates 94, 794, and 43 for seamless commutes. With a high walk score of 88, Vetter. Office Building is easily accessible to surrounding apartments and retail amenities, making it an ideal location for both growing and established businesses looking for a prestigious address in Milwaukee.
   
Milwaukee's Historic Third Ward district is a fascinating and architecturally impressive commercial, arts, and residential area with a wealth of creative businesses and artists. Located at the mouth of the Milwaukee River, this former warehouse district has become a booming mixed-use area with a lot of charm. The neighborhood is home to award-winning restaurants, the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design, dozens of galleries, and unique specialty stores.