Tap into your creativity with 3 East Third Avenue's unique and inspiring workspace in downtown San Mateo. Experience an exclusive working environment designed to spark innovation and collaboration. Situated on a prominent intersection and offering easy access into downtown San Mateo’s vibrant business district. Part of Silicon Valley’s dynamic community of innovative startups, you can explore exciting opportunities to connect and accelerate your business. Feed off of the energy of downtown San Mateo’s thriving retail and entertainment hub. Within minutes, you can enjoy eclectic tastes from a wide variety of trendy eateries and soak up the city’s energizing ambiance.
Book a hot desk at 3 East Third Avenue and tap into your creativity in a unique, inspiring downtown San Mateo workspace. Desks come with natural light and high-speed internet, and you become part of Silicon Valley's dynamic community of innovative startups. Downtown's thriving retail and entertainment hub, with trendy eateries, is just minutes away. Reserve a desk by the day and get an instant quote online.
A workspace with natural light and high-speed internet in the shared coworking area.
You join Silicon Valley's dynamic community of innovative startups.
Reserve a desk by the day online and receive an instant quote before you confirm.
Downtown San Mateo's retail and entertainment hub with trendy eateries is minutes away.
Yes, it is a unique environment designed to spark innovation and collaboration.
At 3 East Third Avenue on a prominent intersection, near the iconic Clocktower.
A short walk to Caltrain, with local bus routes, highways and parking close by.
An arboretum and Japanese tea garden a short distance from the office.
3 East Third Avenue sits on a prominent intersection in downtown San Mateo, known for its iconic Clocktower. Parking including the Central Parking Garage and Main Street Parking Garage is close, the San Mateo Caltrain station is a short walk away and bus stops at Parrott Drive & Harvard Road are nearby, connecting you across the Peninsula. Central Park with its arboretum and Japanese tea garden, San Mateo City Hall, Mills Health Center and the San Mateo County History Museum are all within reach, alongside trendy eateries.