Midtown Oklahoma City · Neighborhood Guide
Office Space
in Midtown OKC
What is within a short walk of 1141 N Robinson, where to park, and what a restored 1949 landmark offers a firm of one or a full floor.
Why Midtown
Walk to Lunch. Walk to Coffee.
Walk to the Meeting.
Midtown is Oklahoma City’s walkable mixed-use district, and 1141 N Robinson sits at the crossroads of Automobile Alley, the Paseo Arts District, and the downtown core. Lunch, coffee, and the client dinner are all on foot — and downtown is minutes away.
A Walkable District
Twenty restaurants, bars, and coffee spots sit within a one-to-eight-minute walk of the front door, in the St. Anthony district of Midtown.
On the Streetcar Line
The OKC Streetcar line runs directly past the front door on Robinson Avenue, linking Midtown to downtown.
Minutes to Downtown & the Capitol
The downtown CBD is minutes away and the State Capitol is less than five minutes — convenient for firms that work with both.
A Landmark Address
Class A office finishes inside a restored 1949 Art Deco building, added to the National Register of Historic Places in September 2025.
Eat & Drink
Twenty Places on Foot
Every place below is within an eight-minute walk of 1141 N Robinson. Walk times are the same ones shown on our interactive map.
Restaurants
- The Garage Burgers & Beer1 min walk
- Broadway 10 Bar & Chophouse4 min walk
- Barrios Fine Mexican4 min walk
- Sushi Moto5 min walk
- Stella Modern Italian5 min walk
- Lorena Southern Twist5 min walk
- Waffle Champion5 min walk
- Jimmy B’s Culinary + Krafted5 min walk
- Nashbird5 min walk
- Iguana Mexican Grill5 min walk
- Nonesuch7 min walk
- Tamashii Ramen House8 min walk
Bars & Lounges
- R&J Lounge & Supper Club4 min walk
- Sidecar Barley & Wine Bar4 min walk
- Fassler Hall5 min walk
- Later Bye5 min walk
- Bar None7 min walk
Coffee, Food Hall & Hotel Dining
- Elemental Coffee7 min walk
- The Collective Kitchens + Cocktails4 min walk
- Ambassador Hotel5 min walk
Prefer a map? The interactive neighborhood map on the main page plots all twenty around the building.
Getting Here & Parking
Park Under the Solar Canopy
Parking is the first question every small office space in OKC gets asked. Here it has a simple answer.
40+ covered spaces, directly across Robinson Avenue.
The building’s surface lot sits at 1140 N Robinson, on the east side of the street facing the front door. Its 40+ dedicated spaces are covered by a solar canopy detailed to match the building’s own molding, with EV charging underneath — shaded in summer, dry in the rain. Parking arrangements for office tenants are addressed in the lease; ask Aaron Diehl for details.
Beyond the lot there are 13 public street-level spaces and 350+ nearby public spaces, with overflow at the 10th Street Parking Garage just steps away. For auditorium events: 40+ covered spaces adjacent to the entrance; event parking is confirmed at booking.
Arriving without a car? The OKC Streetcar line runs directly past the front door.
The Building in One Screen
1141 N Robinson at a Glance
The former Baptist Building: a 1949 Art Deco landmark, comprehensively restored, leasing as small offices and full floors.
1949 Art Deco Landmark
Indiana limestone, stepped elevations, and a restored marble entrance lobby. Added to the National Register of Historic Places in September 2025.
Class A Office
Restored in 2024–25 with Class A finishes, new building systems, fiber connectivity, building-wide WiFi, and keycard access.
Suites 200 – 8,300 SF
From a private one-person office to a full floor, at $22–$24/SF NNN. Small suites are detailed on the small offices page.
100+ Seat Auditorium
Fixed theater seating, a 146-inch screen, and a private street entrance. Full day $1,400 · Half day $750. See the auditorium page.
Covered Solar Parking
40+ dedicated spaces under a solar canopy across the street, plus public parking and the streetcar at the door.
One Landlord, One Lease
Deal directly with the landlord’s representative on a straightforward lease — no platform, no membership, no surprise fees.
Looking for an event venue in Midtown OKC?
The building’s 100+ seat auditorium hosts corporate town halls, trainings, nonprofit and civic meetings, and investor days — with its own street entrance on Robinson Avenue.