Two bedrooms plus your private workspace is the ultimate setup when you are trying to balance remote work and city living. Working from home usually means making bad compromises. You try to squeeze a desk into a cramped living room corner or stare at a pile of laundry while taking a video call.
It gets old fast.
That is why we built STAK Space differently across Broadway and Franklin right here in Uptown Oakland.
The Corner Desk Trap
Forget about carving out makeshift workspace where it does not belong. You will not find any kitchen tables turned into stressed-out command centers or laptops sitting right on the kitchen counter at 1900 Broadway.
Your bedroom stays a true sanctuary for resting and recharging instead of a late-night workspace. Here, your home is built to let you completely disconnect and leave the workday behind.
Space to Actually Live
A proper two-bedroom layout changes the math completely. One room handles resting, recharging, and living your actual life.
The second room functions as a true home office, specialized pet room, game room, or just a quiet space to focus. You stop tripping over monitors and charging cables when you just want to relax on the couch.
Your Office Downstairs
A spare bedroom is great, but sometimes you need professional infrastructure. At STAK, having two bedrooms plus your private workspace means your professional office is just an elevator ride away.
You skip the morning grind of sitting in traffic on the 580 or fighting commute crowds just to reach a desk. You get meeting rooms, creative studios, and high-speed setups right in the building.
Zero Commute Reality
Getting your time back is the biggest upgrade. When your workspace is integrated into your building, transition friction disappears entirely.
You finish a focused block of work downstairs, step into the elevator, and you are home in thirty seconds. Lunch is a break in your own kitchen instead of a packaged salad at a makeshift desk.
If your day takes you across the bay to San Francisco for client meetings or dinners, you skip the headache of driving and bridge traffic entirely. Just walk down to the 19th Street BART station, hop on the train, and you are in downtown SF in minutes.
Tap Rooms and Rooftops
When quitting time finally hits, you do not have to pack up a laptop and commute home. You can head down to the digital taproom and pour a cold craft beer using your phone.
Drop into the simulator suite to play a quick round of golf or hit the batting cages. Or take the elevator up to the 39th floor outdoor deck for 360-degree views stretching from the Golden Gate Bridge to the East Bay hills.
Room for Gear and Guests
City living should not feel like an endurance test. Having a true two-bedroom gives you the flexibility to host friends visiting from out of town for the weekend.
You finally have space to set up a proper gear storage room or just have a quiet place to read on a Sunday afternoon without tripping over office equipment.
Right in the Middle of Uptown
Living here means your neighborhood acts as your extended backyard. You can walk down the block to catch a live show at the Fox Theater or the Paramount.
Grab dinner at a local spot around Grand Avenue or take a quick stroll over to Lake Merritt to clear your head after a long shipping sprint.
Built for Real Life
Combine extra space at home with full access to everything a STAK membership has to offer downstairs, and you stop feeling boxed in. You get a setup that adapts to what you actually need.
That means deep focus when it is time to work, easy recreation when it is time to unwind, and a hard boundary between the end of the day and the rest of your evening. Real space, zero commute, and a setup built for actual living.
