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20,000 Square Feet Available Vasona Technology Park | Sublease 1359 Dell Avenue, Campbell, CA 20,000 Square Feet Available Vasona Technology Park | Sublease 1359 Dell Avenue, Campbell, CA 20,000 SQUARE FEET OFFICE / R&D PROJECT AVAILABLE FOR SUBLEASE OR LONG TERM WITH LANDLORD POSSIBLE PLUG & PLAY leasing information PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS Bob Shepherd > Efficient open floor plans with extensive glass line +1 408 282 3855 > 3.7 parking spaces per 1,000 sf leased [email protected] > Close proximity to Highways 85 and 17, I-280, and the VTA Light Rail CA License No. 00690284 > Easy access to Vasona Park, Los Gatos Creek Trail, Courtside Athletic Club, restaurants and retail > Current lease expires 10/31/19 Colliers International > $2.75 NNN 450 W. Santa Clara Street > Available August 2017 San Jose, CA 95113 > Shown by appointment only +1 408 282 3800 +1 408 292 8100 fax Vasona Technology Park 17 E V A S A N L T L O E M A D S W S U N N Y O A K S A V E E X P Y C A M W H A C I E N D A A V E HACIENDA AVE D E N A V E D 17 1359 DELL V L B R E los gatos T S creek park E H C D E L L A V E N I W E S V VASONA TECHNOLOGY PARK A M O C S A B S K N O W L E S D R VASONA TECHNOLOGY PARK 1359 Dell Avenue Campbell, California 95008 LOCATION Vasona Technology Park is located in the City of Campbell, on the west side of Highway 17, approximately two blocks south of San Tomas Expressway/Camden Avenue and one mile north of Highway 85. Access is via Winchester Boulevard, Hacienda Avenue and Dell Avenue. Vasona Technology Park | 1359 Dell Avenue | Campbell, CA Colliers International 1359 Dell Avenue Floor Plan 20,000± Square Feet AS-BUILT FLOOR PLAN Elec. Rm Conf. Server Room Room Conf. Storage Room Break Room Break Room Lobby Conference Conference Room Conf. Room Room Conf. Executive Room Oce CURRENT CUBE LAYOUT Drawing not exact, not to scale. The information furnished has been obtained from sources we deem reliable and is submitted subject to errors, omissions and changes. Although Colliers International has no reason to doubt its accuracy, we do not guarantee it. All information should be verified by the recipient prior to lease, purchase, exchange, or execution of legal documents. © 2017 Colliers International. Vasona Technology Park | 1359 Dell Avenue | Campbell, CA Colliers International Vasona Technology Park - Amenities Restaurants Coffee Houses 37 6 1 Effie’s Restaurant & Bar 1 Blvd. Coffee 20 38 2 19 6 2 Jacky Boy’s Pizza 2 Starbucks 18 3 Aldo’s Restorante & Bar 3 Peets Coffee 17 4 Yeung Shing Restaurant 4 Starbucks 16 5 La Maison Du Cafe 5 Sunny Donuts 6 Carrow’s Restaurant 6 Orchard Valley Coffee 6 7 Jack In the Box 15 8 Wienerschnitzel Gas Stations 5 1 14 9 Royal Taj Indian Cuisine 10 Fosters Freeze 11 Campbell 76 11 Subway 2 Park Vasona Chevron 12 Taco Bell 3 USA Gasoline 13 KFC / A&W 4 Chevron 5 14 Ricos Tacos 5 Valero 4 3 4 6 15 Luigi’s Pizza and Pasta 6 Rotten Robbie 2 1 16 8 3 Dairy Queen 7 9 1 10 17 Michi Sushi 11 12 18 Casa Lupe Mexican Restaurant Hotels 13 19 Blue Sky Chinese Restaurant 35 VASONA TECHNOLOGY PARK 4 20 Psycho Donuts 11 Clarion Collection Bristol Hotel El Camino Hospital 2 36 34 1 33 32 2 3 31 29 21 Subway 2 Carlyle Hotel 3 3 28 H 1 30 4 27 22 Carl’s Jr. 3 Motel 6 4 5 23 4 5 1 McDonald’s Residence Inn San Jose/Campbell 24 Los Gatos Cafe Uptown 5 Ameri Suites 25 Live Oak Kitchen 6 TownPlace Suites by Marriott 26 26 Alicia’s Restaurant 2 27 Carl’s Jr. Banks 28 Chipotle 4 29 La Boulanger 11 Bank of the West 2 21 H 30 Chef Li 2 Union Bank 31 3 Good Samaritan Hospital Cold Stone Creamery Wells Fargo 32 Jamba Juice 4 Bank of America 33 Burrito Factory 5 San Jose National Bank 34 Quizno’s 6 Heritage Bank of Commerce 5 22 35 Armadillo Willy’s BBQ 23 36 Pasta Pomodoro Gyms 3 37 Aqui 1 38 Campbell Brewing Company 11 FUZ E Fitness 6 25 2 Courtside Club 3 Anastasia’s Club Fit 24 4 Los Gatos Swim & Racquet Club Vasona Technology Park | 1359 Dell Avenue | Campbell, CA Colliers International.
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