One of a three-tower complex located just off the I-405, Triton Towers Three is a staple on the Renton skyline. The steel, glass and concrete exterior creates a powerful first impression. This professional aesthetic continues inside with a sleek double-height foyer and contemporary office spaces. Set among the verdant King County landscape, our 19-acre business park also offers plenty of head-clearing green space. Follow the Cedar River downtown or head to nearby Lake Washington with its abundance of water sports, parks and woodland.
Book a day office when the work needs a door that closes. The room is fully furnished with high-speed internet and coffee and tea included, so you unpack a laptop and start. Natural light keeps a full day at the desk comfortable, and the business lounge is there when you want a change of scene. Just off the I-405 and close to the Renton Transit Center, it works as well for a day trip as for a regular routine.
A fully furnished private room with high-speed internet, natural light, and coffee and tea included for the day.
Day offices suit one or two people, and larger groups can add one of the building's meeting rooms for the same day.
Yes. The three tower complex sits just off the I-405 and parking is available at the building on Grady Way.
Day office users have the business lounge, breakout spaces, common areas and the on-site gym and fitness room available.
Day offices are booked within centre hours, Monday to Friday from 8:30 to 17:00, at 707 South Grady Way, Suite 600.
Steel, glass and concrete exterior with a sleek double-height foyer inside.
Just off the I-405, with the Renton Transit Center and bus stops close by.
A 19 acre business park, with the Cedar River Trail and Lake Washington nearby.
Triton Towers Three stands at 707 South Grady Way, one of three towers just off the I-405 and a familiar shape on the Renton skyline. Getting here is rarely the problem: bus stops at Southwest Grady Way and Rainier Avenue South and at Southwest 7th Street sit under a kilometre away, the Renton Transit Center hub for King County Metro and regional services is nearby, and parking is available on site with several more lots within a short drive. Renton City Hall, the Renton Post Office and Valley Medical Center are all close, which keeps administration and healthcare within easy reach, while the Boeing Renton Factory anchors the wider business community. The 19 acre business park around the building provides green space for a break, and the Cedar River Trail leads downtown while Gene Coulon Memorial Park on Lake Washington offers a marina and promenade for the end of the day.