Nine of the nineteen San Francisco buildings on Wezoo list a private office rated for one or two people. That is what 1-2 person office space San Francisco looks like on the supply side: 32 rooms across nine addresses, two operators, and a published monthly figure on every single one of them. It is not the whole city, and this guide does not pretend otherwise.
If you are still weighing a room with a door against a desk in a shared one, start with our complete guide to private offices. For an overview of every option, see all private offices in San Francisco. What follows is narrower: every 1-2 person office space San Francisco listing, what each one costs, and when you can actually move in.
Wezoo snapshot: 1-2 person office space San Francisco
- 9 of the 19 San Francisco private office buildings list a room in this band
- 32 rooms in total: 7 list a capacity of up to one person, 25 list up to two
- Listed monthly starting price: $379 to $1,030 for the room
- 19 of the 32 rooms carry no future date and are listed as available now
- Every one of the 32 lists a one-month minimum term
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Operators in this band: Regus at six buildings, Spaces at three
What does 1-2 person office space San Francisco actually mean?
A lockable room inside a managed building, let by the month, furnished, with internet, cleaning and reception folded into one monthly figure. The thing that puts a room in this band is a single field in the listing: the capacity the operator publishes for it.
That field is a ceiling, not a seating plan. A room marked up to two people will take one person or two; it will not take three. Seven San Francisco rooms publish a capacity of up to one person and 25 publish up to two. Five of the nine buildings list both sizes, four list only the two-person size, and no building in the city lists a one-person room and nothing else.
Who is 1-2 person office space San Francisco for?
Three readers, mostly. The solo founder who has outgrown a kitchen table and needs a door for investor calls. The two-person team that wants one address on the paperwork. And the out-of-town firm that needs a San Francisco base for a quarter without putting a lease on the balance sheet.
It is the wrong product for one case, and it is worth saying plainly: if you are in the office two days a week, a room sitting empty the other three is an expensive way to buy quiet. Coworking space in San Francisco does that job for less.
What 1-2 person office space San Francisco includes, and what it leaves out
All nine buildings record breakout space, catering and a position near public transport. Five add a lounge, five add parking and six record step-free access. A few services appear at a single address only: phone booths, a staffed reception and bike storage at 95 Third Street; a coffee and tea bar and a restaurant at 505 Montgomery Street.
One field deserves a warning. Every room in the band publishes a floor area in square meters, and the published figures run from 1 to 11. A room of one square metre does not hold a desk and a chair, so that number is describing something other than the room you would walk into. Ask the operator for the plan of the actual unit before you decide anything on area.
How much does 1-2 person office space San Francisco cost?
Between $379 and $1,030 a month, and the figure is for the room rather than per person. Rooms rated up to one person run from $379 to $515. Rooms rated up to two run from $758 to $1,030.
| Listed capacity | Lowest listed price | Highest listed price |
Rooms |
|---|---|---|---|
| Up to 1 person | $379 / month | $515 / month |
7 |
| Up to 2 people | $758 / month | $1,030 / month |
25 |
Five buildings publish both sizes, so you can read the two figures side by side at the same address: $415 and $830 at 580 California Street, $379 and $758 at 1390 Market Street, $515 and $1,030 at 95 Third Street, $455 and $910 at 50 California Street, $509 and $1,018 at 101 Montgomery Street.
Treat these as starting figures, not quotes. They are what the operator publishes as the entry price for that room; the number you sign comes after a tour, and the listing does not say which contract length the starting figure assumes. For the wider picture across every room size in the city, our breakdown of how much a private office costs in San Francisco covers the ranges above this band. Within 1-2 person office space San Francisco the spread above is the whole of it.
What changes when the team becomes three
Nothing contractual, which is the point. Every one of the 32 rooms lists a one-month minimum term, so outgrowing the room costs you a month of notice rather than a lease negotiation.
What does change is choice, and it changes in your favor. Across the whole San Francisco private office inventory the three-person room is the single most common size published, ahead of four, five and six. The band you are reading about is the thin end of the city, not the deep end. Our guides to 3-6 person office space San Francisco and 7-10 person office space San Francisco pick up exactly where this one stops.
It also explains which buildings never appear on this page. Seven of the nineteen publish the same fixed ladder, 3, 6, 10, 20 and 50, and nothing below three. One lists a single room for 59 people. Two publish no room detail at all. For every size the city lists, in one place, see office space San Francisco.
9 buildings that list 1-2 person office space San Francisco
Ordered by how many rooms in this band each building lists, most first. Prices are the monthly starting figure for the whole room.
1. 580 California Street — Financial District
580 California Street by Regus, Financial District
What to expect: Seven rooms here sit in the band, as many as anywhere in the city. One lists a capacity of up to one person at $415 a month; the other six list up to two at $830. Four of the seven carry no future date. The tower stands at California and Kearny, a short walk uphill from the Montgomery Street station, and the listing records breakout space, a lounge and parking.
In this band: 7 rooms · 1 room up to one person at $415 a month, 6 up to two at $830 · 4 free now · one-month minimum term · listed floor area 6 to 8 m²
Operator: Regus · Address: 580 California Street, San Francisco 94104
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2. 1390 Market Street — Civic Center / Mid-Market
1390 Market Street by Regus, Civic Center / Mid-Market
What to expect: The cheapest listed figure in the band anywhere in San Francisco sits here: $379 a month for a room rated up to one person, and there are two of them. Five more list up to two people at $758. Six of the seven are free now, more rooms free than any other building on this page. Market meets Fell and Van Ness here, so the Van Ness Muni station is outside the door and Civic Center is a few minutes east.
In this band: 7 rooms · 2 rooms up to one person at $379 a month, 5 up to two at $758 · 6 free now · one-month minimum term · listed floor area 1 to 9 m²
Operator: Regus · Address: 1390 Market Street, San Francisco 94102
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3. 95 Third Street — SoMa / Yerba Buena
95 Third Street by Spaces, SoMa / Yerba Buena
What to expect: Six rooms in the band and the widest service list of the nine: this is the only address here whose listing records phone booths, a reception service and bike storage. Two rooms list up to one person at $515, four list up to two at $1,030, the highest figure in the band. Three are free now. The building sits half a block off Market in the stretch of SoMa behind Yerba Buena Gardens.
In this band: 6 rooms · 2 rooms up to one person at $515 a month, 4 up to two at $1,030 · 3 free now · one-month minimum term · listed floor area 5 to 9 m²
Operator: Spaces · Address: 95 Third Street, San Francisco 94103
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4. 50 California Street — Financial District
50 California Street by Regus, Financial District
What to expect: Worth knowing before you get attached: all three rooms here carry a future date, in December 2026, February 2027 and April 2028. One lists a capacity of up to one person at $455 a month, two list up to two at $910. The tower is at California and Davis, close enough to the Embarcadero station that the ferry terminal is a walk rather than a transfer.
In this band: 3 rooms · 1 room up to one person at $455 a month, 2 up to two at $910 · none free now · one-month minimum term · listed floor area 6 to 8 m²
Operator: Regus · Address: 50 California Street, San Francisco 94111
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5. 101 Montgomery Street — Financial District
101 Montgomery Street by Spaces, Financial District
What to expect: Two rooms, one of each size. The one rated up to two people lists at $1,018 a month and is free now; the single-capacity room at $509 carries a date in 2031, so treat it as a waiting list rather than an option. Montgomery and Sutter is about as central as the Financial District gets, with the Montgomery Street station two blocks down toward Market.
In this band: 2 rooms · 1 room up to one person at $509 a month, 1 up to two at $1,018 · 1 free now · one-month minimum term · listed floor area 5 to 8 m²
Operator: Spaces · Address: 101 Montgomery Street, San Francisco 94104
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6. Levi’s Plaza — Embarcadero / North Waterfront
Levi’s Plaza by Spaces, Embarcadero / North Waterfront
What to expect: Both rooms list a capacity of up to two people at $818 a month, and one of the two is free now. This is the only address on the page that is not a downtown tower: brick low-rise on the Embarcadero side of Telegraph Hill, with the Filbert Steps behind it and the waterfront in front. If a view out of a window matters more than a lobby, start here.
In this band: 2 rooms · 2 rooms up to two people at $818 a month · 1 free now · one-month minimum term · listed floor area 7 to 9 m²
Operator: Spaces · Address: 1160 Battery Street East, San Francisco 94111
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7. 388 Market Street — Financial District
388 Market Street by Regus, Financial District
What to expect: Two rooms, both rated up to two people at $910 a month, and both are free now. That makes this the simplest listing of the nine: no waiting list and no decision to make. The building is the curved flatiron where Market, Pine and Front converge, which is a useful landmark when a client asks where to meet you.
In this band: 2 rooms · 2 rooms up to two people at $910 a month · 2 free now · one-month minimum term · listed floor area 8 m²
Operator: Regus · Address: 388 Market Street, San Francisco 94111
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8. 71 Stevenson St — SoMa / Mission Street corridor
71 Stevenson St by Regus, SoMa / Mission Street corridor
What to expect: Two rooms at $790 a month, both rated up to two people, one of them free now and the other dated April 2027. Stevenson is a cut-through off Second and Mission rather than a street anyone arrives on by accident, which keeps the lobby quiet and puts you a block from the Montgomery Street station.
In this band: 2 rooms · 2 rooms up to two people at $790 a month · 1 free now · one-month minimum term · listed floor area 8 m²
Operator: Regus · Address: 71 Stevenson St, San Francisco 94105
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9. 505 Montgomery Street — Financial District / Jackson Square
505 Montgomery Street by Regus, Financial District / Jackson Square
What to expect: One room in the band, rated up to two people at $790 a month and free now. Its listed floor area, 11 square meters, is the largest figure published in this band, so of everything on this page it is the one least likely to feel like a cupboard. The address sits at Montgomery and Sacramento, on the Jackson Square edge of the Financial District, and the listing records a coffee and tea bar and a restaurant.
In this band: 1 room · 1 room up to two people at $790 a month · 1 free now · one-month minimum term · listed floor area 11 m²
Operator: Regus · Address: 505 Montgomery Street, San Francisco 94111
👉 Request 505 Montgomery Street on Wezoo
How to request 1-2 person office space San Francisco on Wezoo
A private office is not a slot you reserve online. There is no checkout and no instant confirmation, because the operator prices the room against your term before anyone signs anything. The sequence is short.
Pick the capacity you need, remembering it is a ceiling. Filter for rooms that are free when you need them rather than ones dated two years out. Send the request from the building page, which reaches the operator directly. Then tour the actual unit, not a room of the same rating on another floor, and ask what the published starting figure assumes about contract length before you compare two buildings.
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1-2 person office space San Francisco — FAQ
How much does 1-2 person office space San Francisco cost?
From $379 to $1,030 a month for the whole room, not per person. Rooms rated up to one person run $379 to $515; rooms rated up to two run $758 to $1,030. These are the starting figures the operator publishes, and the final number comes after a tour.
How many buildings list 1-2 person office space San Francisco?
Nine of the nineteen San Francisco buildings on Wezoo, and 32 rooms between them. Regus accounts for six of the nine buildings and Spaces for three.
Can I move into 1-2 person office space San Francisco straight away?
Often. Nineteen of the 32 rooms carry no future date, so they are listed as available now. Thirteen carry a date, running from November 2026 to June 2031, and at one building all three rooms are dated.
Is 1-2 person office space San Francisco priced per desk or for the room?
For the room. Each listing publishes one monthly starting figure against the room’s capacity, so a room rated up to two people is quoted as one number whether one person or two end up using it.
What is the minimum term?
One month. Every one of the 32 rooms in this band publishes a one-month minimum, which is what makes the band workable for a team that expects to outgrow it.
Can I book a private office online, the way I would a meeting room?
No. A private office cannot be booked on Wezoo; you request it and the operator comes back with a quote. Instant booking applies to meeting rooms, hot desks and day offices, where the price does not depend on how long you stay.
Sources: room counts, capacities, prices, availability dates, floor areas and services are from the Wezoo listings for San Francisco private offices, read on 22 October 2026. Neighborhood boundaries follow the Financial District of San Francisco, which is bounded to the south by Market Street and to the east by the Embarcadero. Station names are as listed in the BART station directory.
