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1315 Third Street Promenade Santa Monica 1315 Third Street Promenade Santa Monica Commercial Leasing & Investment Sales Michael Preiss Kevin Simpson Robert Hooks 1450 2nd #150 Santa Monica, CA 90401 310-526-0910 310-526-0911 213-538-0906 www.rsfLA.com BRE # 01095117 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Downtown Santa Monica 1315 Third Street Promenade FEATURES Lincoln Property Company and rsfLA announce the renovation of The Gallery located at 1315 3rd Street Promenade. Conveniently located in downtown Santa Monica, the heart of “Silicon Beach” - just steps to world class retail, restaurants, theatres, and the Pacific Ocean. Stories: 5 Total Building SF: 26,925 rsf Features Penthouse suite with vaulted ceilings and unobstructed views Brand new “food hall” on floors 1 & 2 Newly designed office space on floors 3 through 5 Creative space Operable windows 2 blocks to the Santa Monica Place mall 3 blocks to the future Expo line station Easy access to the 10 fwy and major thoroughfares 2/1000 monthly parking passes in city parking deck located behind the building T 310-526-0909 Robert Hooks www.rsfLA.com 213-538-0906 BRE # 01095117 [email protected] 1315 Third Street Promenade Santa Monica Penthouse at the Gallery AVAILABLE SOON SF available 4,830 Rentable SF Rate $5.75/SF per Month / MG Occupancy October 2015 Term 5-10 years Parking 2/1000 in City Parking Structure Suite Amenities Design by Shubin + Donaldson Vaulted ceilings Large windows with ample natural light and unobstructed views Ample natural light Open floor plan Conference room Kitchen Concrete floor Two outdoor decks overlooking the Promenade & Downtown Santa Monica Private elevator entrance off alley T 310-526-0909 Robert Hooks www.rsfLA.com 213-538-0906 BRE # 01095117 [email protected] 1315 Third Street Promenade Santa Monica Penthouse at the Gallery FLOORPLAN 5TH FLOOR T 310-526-0909 Robert Hooks www.rsfLA.com 213-538-0906 BRE # 01095117 [email protected] Downtown Santa Monica 1315 Third Street Promenade Christine Emerson Amenities within walking distance 5 Reed Park Hotels Fitness 4 1. Shangri La Hotel 21. Equinox Park Palisades Wilshire Blvd 41 27 33 2. Marriott Hotel 22. 24 hour fitness 3. Hampton Inn & Suites 23. Burke Williams Spa 24 4. Fairmont Miramar Hotel 24. Burn Fitness 15 40 Farmers Market Arizona Ave YMCA 3rd Street Promenade Street 3rd 5. Huntley Hotel 25. Hot 8 Yoga 1 St 11th Ocean Ave Ocean 4th St 4th 5th St 5th 6th St 6th 2nd St 2nd 7th St 7th Lincoln Blvd Lincoln 6. Shore Hotel 26. Santa Monica Power Yoga 39 St 9th 29 27. Soul Cycle 10 11 23 38 28. Bicycle Centers 21 8 7 Santa Monica Blvd 20 14 18 26 19 Restaurants 9 22 12 7. Barneys Beanery Tenants 1 25 30 6 36 8. Misfit 29. TrueCar 34 17 37 Broadway 9. Blue Plate Taco 30. ZipRecruiter 32 10. Sugar Fish 31. Uber 13 35 Santa Monica 11. Boa Steak House 32. WeWork Place 16 12. Border Grill 33. Real Office Center Santa Monica 28 2 3 Pier Colorado Ave 13. Ivy at the Shore 34. BlankSpaces Expo Line 14. Real Food Daily 35. General Assembly Station City Center 15. Tender Greens 36. Science Park 16. Sonoma Wine Garden 37. Stubbs Alderton & Markiles 17. Steak and Shake 38. ClearStone Ventures Olympic Blvd 18. Tar and Roses 39. UpFront Ventures 19. West 4th and Jane 40. March Capital Partners 10 20. Ye Old Kings Head 41. Rustic Canyon Partners 31 Michigan Ave T 310-526-0909 Robert Hooks www.rsfLA.com 213-538-0906 BRE # 01095117 [email protected] Downtown Santa Monica 1315 Third Street Promenade LIFESTYLE Tongva Park Third Street Promenade Equinox Sant Monica Bicycle Center The misfit T 310-526-0909 Robert Hooks www.rsfLA.com 213-538-0906 BRE # 01095117 [email protected].
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