106 K St
Sacramento, CA 95814
Property For Lease

The Subject Property is a three story, 13,651 square foot building located at the corner of Front Street and K Street in the heart of Old Sacramento. Commercial properties in Old Sacramento are wonderfully integrated in a collection of well-maintained historic architecture, dozens of retailers, eateries, coffee shops and art hubs, along with a variety of businesses ranging from Sacramento' s newest and hottest (BKWLD, etc..) to professional law firms providing an eclectic environment that makes working or residing in the area extremely enjoyable. Employers find it much easier to recruit and retain top talent, especially in creative fields, and clients love to visit. The office space features large windows, high ceilings, and beautiful wooden accents throughout. The building has modern features (built in 1975) while embodying Old Sacramento' s traditional style and heritage. The large open spaces and private offices provides the perfect slate to build an environment that shapes positive client experiences and a strong company brand image. The building is centrally located with easy access to West Sacramento via the Tower Bridge and Downtown via Capitol Mall and J Street. Additionally, the K Street tunnel provides quick and easy access for pedestrians heading downtown. The tunnel has recently had functional and aesthetic lighting improvements and colorful murals making for an enjoyable and safe pedestrian experience. Old Sacramento has very easy accessibility from Interstate 5 and Capitol City Freeway and parking is located directly across the street under the freeway. Some of Sacramento' s finest restaurants are located within Old Sacramento including the Fireside, Ten22, Rio City Café, the Delta King, Fat City along with Downtown' s highest grossing restaurant Joe' s Crab Shack. Old Sacramento is also located at the end of American River Bike Trail - a 32 mile trail for cyclists, runners and walkers of every demographic. Last, but certainly not least, Old Sacramento is located 600 feet from what will be the entrance to the new Golden 1 Center, future home of the Kings.