Make the transition to a professional workspace at this second-floor productivity haven. Tualatin welcomes businesses of all sizes from a strategic location at the intersection of Interstates 5 and 205. Foliage features heavily at this former factory site, from the colorful flower beds to the pot-plant-filled lobby and business lounge. It’s the definition of downtown, moments from the city’s many eateries, not to mention the three-acre Tualatin Lake of the Commons – ideal for soothing lunchtime strolls.
Work flexibly from a hot desk at Tualatin Lake at the Commons, a second-floor productivity haven in downtown Tualatin. The space offers natural light and high-speed internet, with foliage featuring heavily from colorful flower beds to a plant-filled lobby and business lounge. It sits moments from the city's many eateries and the three-acre Tualatin Lake of the Commons, ideal for a soothing lunchtime stroll. Interstate 5 and 205 connections make it easy to reach.
Each hot desk offers natural light and high-speed internet in a green, plant-filled second-floor workspace.
The three-acre Tualatin Lake of the Commons is moments away, ideal for a soothing lunchtime stroll.
Yes, the location is moments from the city's many eateries in downtown Tualatin.
The Tualatin WES Station is nearby, and bus stops on SW Tualatin-Sherwood Road sit within a short walk.
Yes, a plant-filled business lounge and common areas are available for breaks and informal work.
Base your business at the strategic intersection of Interstates 5 and 205 in downtown Tualatin.
Enjoy a plant-filled workspace moments from the three-acre Tualatin Lake of the Commons for lunchtime strolls.
The Tualatin WES Station on TriMet's Westside Express Service links you to Tigard and Beaverton.
Tualatin Lake at the Commons is a second-floor productivity haven at the strategic intersection of Interstates 5 and 205 in downtown Tualatin, set at a former factory site where foliage features heavily from colorful flower beds to a plant-filled lobby and business lounge. It sits moments from the city's many eateries and the three-acre Tualatin Lake of the Commons, ideal for soothing lunchtime strolls, with the Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge and Rood Bridge Park nearby for scenic trails. Commuting is easy via the Tualatin WES Station on TriMet's Westside Express Service to Tigard and Beaverton, plus nearby bus stops and parking, while Bridgeport Village, U.S. Bank and Tualatin City Hall round out the surrounding retail and services.