Listed by Industry Partners
$5.45/SF/MO
1650 Euclid St
Building Details
Property Type Office
Sub Type Executive Office
Tenancy Multiple
Lease Type NNN
Total Building SqFt 54,985
Min Divisible SqFt 990
Max Contiguous SqFt 14,567
Vacant SqFt 54,985
Spaces
$5.45/SF per Mo. NNN
$5.45/SF per Mo. NNN
3-10 Years
$5.45/SF per Mo. NNN
3-10 Years
$5.45/SF per Mo. NNN
3-10 Years
$5.45/SF per Mo. NNN
3-10 Years
$5.45/SF per Mo. NNN
3-10 Years
$5.45/SF per Mo. NNN
Office | 7 spaces available | 990 SqFt - 14,567 SqFt
Building description
The architectural design of 1650 Euclid St blends modern elegance with ecofriendly principles, crafted by Breland—Harper Architects. The use of steel and concrete minimizes interior columns while maximizing natural light. Operable steel windows and a central landscaped courtyard enhance ventilation and connect the building to its surroundings. A rooftop amenity deck offers panoramic views of Santa Monica. This design exemplifies sustainability, sophistication, and attention to detail, creating a welcoming atmosphere.
The landscaping at 1650 Euclid St, designed by James Corner Field Ops, seamlessly blends natural beauty with aesthetic appeal. The central courtyard, featuring lush greenery and art, offers a tranquil retreat within the bustling city. The rooftop deck provides stunning panoramic views of Santa Monica and the Pacific Ocean, perfect for gatherings or quiet reflection. James Corner Field Ops’ design invites tenants to connect with nature and find serenity in their surroundings.
The courtyard at 1650 Euclid St features two stunning sculptures that enhance its beauty. “Not Yet Titled” by Alma Allen, an 11-foot-tall bronze piece resembling a cactus, reflects the artist’s connection to nature, with its polished surface creating a dynamic play of light and shadow. The Haas Brothers’ “Moontower,” a 20-foot bronze street light, adds both function and elegance, casting a warm glow over the space. Together, these sculptures blend art and nature, creating a captivating atmosphere.
1650 Euclid St offers exceptional flexibility with spaces ranging from 4,436 to 24,600 square feet, allowing for a variety of office layouts. Tenants can create open areas, individual offices, or a combination, tailoring their workspace to fit their needs. This adaptability makes it an ideal choice for businesses seeking a space that can evolve as they grow.
Building highlights
- Available area ±54,985 rsf (divisible)
- Delivery immediate
- Parking 2 per 1,000 rsf on-site valet attendant
- Term 3-10 years
- Lease rate $5.45/sf per mo. NNN
- Design centered: High-quality design is paramount at 1650 Euclid St, a 67,000 square foot creative office building built to the highest standards. Featuring steel windows, a concrete structure, airy and bright interiors, as well as landscaped areas and a rooftop deck, this design commitment not only enhances aesthetics but also promotes productivity and collaboration, making it an ideal choice for businesses seeking an inspiring and efficient workspace.
- Landscaped courtyard: Upon entering the courtyard at 1650 Euclid St, you’ll be enveloped by abundant greenery, crafting a serene and welcoming ambiance. Meticulously crafted seating areas dot the space, offering snug nooks to bask in and savor the surrounding natural splendor. This delightful oasis seamlessly harmonizes nature and artistic elements, forming a serene retreat from the urban commotion. Whether you seek a tranquil solo respite or wish to convene with colleagues, this courtyard serves as the perfect locale to decompress and immerse yourself in its tranquil ambiance.
- Panoramic roof deck :The rooftop amenity deck at 1650 Euclid St stands as a pinnacle feature, providing an elevated experience that truly distinguishes the building. Upon stepping onto this rooftop oasis, one is met with a breathtaking vista that stretches across the Santa Monica Mountains, with the distant Pacific Ocean completing the magnificent panorama. These unhindered views instill a feeling of vastness, serving as a captivating backdrop for any gathering or moment.
- Art: The sculpture garden at 1650 Euclid St, nestled within the courtyard of the office space, is a captivating blend of artistic expression and urban elegance. Among its notable features are two remarkable sculptures that command attention. The first is a towering 20- foot street lamp designed by the Haas Brothers, casting a warm and inviting glow over the space. It stands as a testament to the intersection of functional design and artistic innovation. The second sculpture, created by Alma Allen, takes on an entirely different form - an organic, 11-foot polished bronze masterpiece. Its fluid lines and tactile surface invite viewers to engage with its graceful contours. Together, these sculptures transform the courtyard into a dynamic and inspiring oasis, where art and architecture harmoniously coexist.
- Accessible + on-site parking: 1650 Euclid St is designed for convenience, offering valet services and over 120 secure underground parking spaces. Eco-friendly commuters benefit from bike parking, while the nearby 17th St/ Santa Monica College Metro E Line station ensures easy access for public transit users. This focus on accessibility ensures a hasslefree experience for all visitors and occupants.
- High-quality construction & finishes:
- Located at 1650 Euclid St, the building showcases premium materials and finishes, including custom concrete siding and operable windows that blend indoor and outdoor spaces. Inside, marble countertops, walnut cabinetry, and high-end appliances create a luxurious kitchen experience. High-quality lighting throughout enhances the sophisticated ambiance, redefining modern luxury and craftsmanship.
- Secure smart entry systems: The OpenPathTM Smart Security Entry System at 1650 Euclid St offers advanced, touchless access, prioritizing both safety and convenience. By eliminating the need for physical keys or keycards, it provides a seamless and hygienic entry experience, especially valuable in a post-pandemic world.
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