The space at 100 Walnut
Fully renovated. Professionally run. Built to last.
Murray Place Suites combines a modern working environment with the brick, windows, and architectural character of one of downtown Peoria's most recognizable buildings.
A modern professional floor
Everything worth keeping. Everything needed now.
The renovation retained the exposed brick, high ceilings, and factory-scale windows, then added fast fiber internet, climate control, furnished offices, two boardrooms, a full kitchen, and parking lot access.
The character is original. The workspace is entirely current.
Nearly a century at 100 Walnut
The address has always been built around work.
The four-story concrete and masonry building was constructed in 1928 for a tinware manufacturing operation. George Murray Sr. opened the George Murray Tire Company on the ground floor in 1947, and the Murray family later purchased the building.
Over the decades, 100 Walnut became home to Murray's Jewelers, the Illinois Antique Center, artists, offices, and a rotating cast of Peoria businesses. The building was eventually transformed into Murray Place, with commercial space on the lower floors and residences above.
Today, Murray Place Suites continues that working tradition on the main floor with private offices, coworking, and meeting rooms designed for professionals who value their environment.
Peoria's Warehouse District
Close to the city. Connected to the block.
The riverfront, downtown businesses, restaurants, and the courthouse are close by. Rhodell's Brewery is next door, giving the block an after-work energy an office park cannot duplicate.
See the space
The best way to understand the space is to walk through it.
See the renovation, compare the available offices, and experience the building at 100 Walnut Street for yourself.