Incubating Louisville Businesses since 1992
Incubating Louisville Businesses since 1992
Normandy Business Center is conveniently located in the heart of Downtown Louisville on 7th Street just off of Main Street. In addition to our advantageous proximity to the courthouse and other government facilities, we also neighbor some of the best museums, attractions, and restaurants our city has to offer.
101 North 7th Street, Louisville, KY 40202
The rich and unique story of the Normandy building certainly adds to the enchanting character of the structure. Constructed in the early-mid 1800s, according to legend, the Normandy was originally a brothel and saloon before it was purchased by Mike Garvey and "rebranded" as Garvey’s Hotel in 1871. In 1884 Mr. Garvey sold his hotel to T.H. Thierman, 'the whiskey man', who restored and then gave the building its present name of the Normandy Hotel.
In the early ’80s, the Normandy was again sold and continued to operate as a fine dining establishment. Its final transformation came about in 1989 and the Normandy was reborn as an office complex. Many locals may know this building as Renaissance, named by the previous owner for nearly 30 years. Most recently purchased by a local Main Street enthusiast, the decision was made to take the Normandy back to its roots, and the name couldn’t be more fitting.
Also, for all you Bill Murray fans out there, if you as may recognize some of the interior suites as the initial "apartment" scenes from the infamous movie 'Stripes', partially filmed inside the Normandy building back in 1981.
Having your business address associated with the Normandy building is reason enough to make your move or regional addition. Not to mention the unbeatable access to major freeways; .45 miles to I-64, 1.1 miles to I-71, and 1.4 miles to I-65. Come experience the charm and convenience for yourself!
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Whether you need one office or several, for an hour, a month, a year, or longer we have spaces and flexible lease plans that offer convenience and value.