Lake Stevens
Coworking near Lake Stevens
Fifteen minutes across the trestle instead of ninety to Seattle. A desk, an office, or a room for the day, in downtown Everett.
The short answer
Lake Stevens is mostly houses and lake, which is why people love living there and why there is no coworking space in town. The closest one is Think Tank Cowork at 2817 Wetmore Avenue in downtown Everett. Take US-2 west over the trestle, then into downtown, about fifteen minutes outside of rush hour. Coworking is $199 per month on an annual plan or $299 month-to-month, day passes are $59 booked ahead, and members have 24/7 keyless access.
The drive, honestly
From Frontier Village or the north shore you're on US-2 in a couple of minutes, across the trestle, and off at Everett. From the 20th Street SE side it's the same road a little further along. Outside of the trestle's worst hours it's a fifteen-minute run, and you're driving away from the traffic rather than into it.
The alternative most Lake Stevens remote workers are comparing it against isn't another coworking space. It's the old commute: I-5 or I-405 south, 45 to 90 minutes each way to Seattle or Bellevue, twice a day. Trading that for fifteen minutes buys back most of a working week every month.
Who comes over from Lake Stevens
Remote employees whose company gave up its Seattle floor. Contractors and trades owners who need somewhere to do paperwork and meet clients that isn't a truck cab. Real estate and mortgage professionals working the Lake Stevens, Snohomish and Granite Falls corridor. Consultants with a home office that stopped being quiet when the kids finished school for the summer.
What you get for the drive
- 24/7 keyless access so an early start beats the trestle entirely.
- High speed wifi, symmetrical, which is more than most Lake Stevens home plans deliver upstream.
- A phone booth, plus The Beat as a Zoom room or podcast studio, for calls that shouldn't happen in a kitchen.
- Meeting rooms: The Bulb seats 6 at $65 an hour, The Huddle seats 12 at $85, and members book at half that rate.
- Unlimited craft coffee and espresso, and a patio for the ten minutes you need outside.
- Free street parking out front, plus a garage around the corner.
- A downtown address to put on a proposal and to send clients to.
Try it on a Tuesday
Buy a $59 day pass, drive over once, and see whether the fifteen minutes feels like a commute or like the best part of the morning. If you join within 30 days, the pass applies to your first month. Most Lake Stevens members land on two or three days a week. Enough to get out of the house, close enough to be home for dinner.
Plans and rates
| Plan | Annual | Month-to-month | Good for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day pass | $59 ahead / $79 same day / 4 for $190 | Testing the drive | |
| Coworking | $199/mo | $299/mo | Two to five days a week, any open desk |
| Part-time private office | $299/mo | $399/mo | 16 hours a month behind a door |
| Dedicated desk | $399/mo | Ask on tour | Same desk, monitor, locking cabinet, mail |
| Private office | From $699/mo | Higher rate | Full-time closed door, currently waitlisted |
Where to find us
2817 Wetmore Avenue, downtown Everett. Off US-2, under five minutes from I-5, with street parking out front and lunch within a block.
Questions we get asked
Is there a coworking space in Lake Stevens?
Lake Stevens is largely residential, so the nearest full-service coworking space is Think Tank Cowork at 2817 Wetmore Ave in downtown Everett, about fifteen minutes west across the US-2 trestle outside of rush hour.
How long is the drive from Lake Stevens to Think Tank Cowork?
Roughly fifteen minutes outside of peak hours. Take US-2 west across the trestle, follow it into Everett, and you are a few blocks from Wetmore Avenue. Compare that with 45 to 90 minutes each way to downtown Seattle or Bellevue.
How much does it cost?
Coworking is $199 per month with an annual commitment or $299 per month, month-to-month. A day pass is $59 booked at least 24 hours ahead or $79 same day, and four passes are $190. Part-time private offices start at $299 per month annual.
Is there parking?
Yes. Street parking is available out front on Wetmore Avenue and a garage sits around the corner, so you do not need to circle downtown.
Can I use it a couple of days a week?
Yes. Members have 24/7 keyless access and there is no minimum number of visits, so a two or three day a week rhythm is common. If you would rather not commit, buy day passes and see how often you actually come.
Come see the space
You can read about a room, or you can stand in it. 2817 Wetmore Ave, downtown Everett.