Workspace for rent at Truxtun Avenue, Bakersfield, 93301

This facility sits above a local coffee shop in the heart of downtown Bakersfield. Walking up the stairs youll find an open room with lots of windows offering natural light, and a view of downtown. With plenty of desks and space to work there's always room for one more at our table. What separates this location from other locations is that they cater to remote workers, freelancers, and self-employed professionals. Virtual offices, executive suites, and home offices are useful, but here they created a space for independent thinkers to come together and escape the solitude of the home office, or the sounds of a busy coffee shop. You only pay for the time and space that you use. No need for a lengthy commitment when you might only need a place to work for a few days, or even a couple of hours. The members are like an informal team of technology partners that, while independent, share information and encouragement with others in the community setting. Each member brings unique value into the space. Having this open environment unites a diverse group of professionals into a cohesive one. Everyone benefits from each other. That is what makes coworking unique. It is not just about working where and when you want. It is about the people you end up working with, and that makes all the difference.

Located in the Central Valley, our Bakersfield executive suites are designed to provide every client with the amenities, business image, and convenience of a professional office. This newly built facility offers office space, virtual office solutions, conference rooms, and answering services that cut overhead and create an affordable yet highly professional work environment.    

This center is located at the Cal Twin Towers building in the heart of the Bakersfield business district. The property has benefited from a lighting and mechanical upgrade to reduce energy consumption. It sits in pleasant landscaped grounds. Bakersfield is one of the fastest growing cities in California, a state with a GDP that’s larger than all but eight countries in the world. The city's economy relies on agriculture, petroleum extraction and refining, and manufacturing, so many companies are headquartered here. Bakersfield also has a growing manufacturing and distribution sector. Inexpensive land and access to international sea ports and airports, plus local tax incentives make it attractive to business. Products manufactured in the city include ice cream (world’s largest ice cream plant), central vacuums, highway paint, and stock racing cars. The cities of Los Angeles and Fresno are about 100 miles away.