This spacious, 2,500 sq. ft. space is on the upper level of the Cherokee Street Business Incubator, ideal for private meetings and conferences. The Incubator building is nestled within the Cherokee Arts District and is conveniently located near major intersections, transportation, restaurants and boutiques. This is a private building and is not open to the public. Located in the Gravois Park Neighborhood, Gravois Park was originally settled by German and Eastern European immigrants. Today a large number of second- and third-generation residents continue to reside in their family homes, reflecting the quality of life of the neighborhood and a commitment among its residents to maintain community standards. Reflecting its settlement at the turn of the twentieth century, the neighborhood’s architectural mix includes the Froebel Elementary School and many great restaurants around Cherokee St. The majority of the neighborhood was constructed in the early to mid-1900s.