1215 And Sacramento, CA 95814
This prestigious Sacramento County office building, located at 1215 K Street, offers 13,695 square feet of Class A office space, renovated in 2019. The building features 350 suites, with a minimum divisible space of 10 square feet and a maximum contiguous space of 1,300 square feet. Currently, 5,970 square feet are vacant. The property boasts a bright, spacious reception area, ideal for welcoming clients. Its central location near City Hall and light rail provides easy access throughout the city. On-site amenities include a restaurant, and numerous coffee shops and eateries are conveniently located nearby. The building offers a variety of workspace options, including private furnished offices (serviced, custom, disaster recovery, and day offices), coworking spaces with dedicated desks and hot-desking, and technologically equipped meeting rooms with catering options. Virtual office solutions are also available, encompassing mail forwarding and call answering services. Flexible membership options provide access to office, coworking, or lounge spaces, offering adaptability to diverse work styles. Elevators are available for convenient access to all floors. This property presents a unique opportunity for businesses seeking a vibrant and well-connected workspace in the heart of Sacramento. Note that images shown may not represent this specific center. Prices are subject to change based on selection and services included.
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