Office space Bainbridge Island is a small market, and being honest about that is more useful than padding it out. Wezoo lists one building on the island with private offices: 100 Ravine Ln, a cedar-clad workspace on the south side run by Regus. Inside it there are 12 private offices, from a two-desk room at $770 a month up to a 39 m² suite for a team of eleven, all on a one-month minimum term.
This guide covers what those offices cost, how a serviced office differs from the lease listings that fill the rest of the search results, and what to do if one building is not enough.
Snapshot: office space Bainbridge Island
- Buildings on Wezoo: 1, at 100 Ravine Ln, Bainbridge Island, WA 98110
- Private offices listed: 12, for up to 2 to 11 people
- From: $770 per month
- Minimum term: 1 month
- Operator: Regus
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On foot: 104 m to the nearest parking, 726 m to the nearest bus stop
What does office space on Bainbridge Island cost?
Every private office at 100 Ravine Ln is quoted as one monthly figure that covers the room, the furniture, the utilities and the internet. The listing groups them into five sizes.
| Office size | Floor area, as listed | From |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 2 people | 8 to 10 m² |
$770 per month |
| Up to 3 people | 11 to 14 m² |
$1,155 per month |
| Up to 4 people | 16 to 17 m² |
$1,540 per month |
| Up to 5 people | 18 m² |
$1,925 per month |
| Up to 11 people | 39 m² |
$4,235 per month |
The two-person room is the one the building has most of: five of the twelve offices are that size. Capacities are the maximum the listing allows rather than a recommendation, so a two-person office is the right shape for one person who wants a door and a spare chair.
The same address also carries the rest of the flexible range, which matters if you are weighing a full-time office against something lighter. A hot desk is $60.50 per person per day. A day office is $163.90 per day. Meeting rooms are $88.00 an hour for a four-person room and $165.00 an hour for the twelve-seat boardroom. A virtual office, which gets you the business address and mail handling without a desk, starts at $69 a month. Meeting rooms, day offices and hot desks can be booked outright; private offices and virtual offices are arranged by enquiry.
How this differs from the lease listings
Search for office space on Bainbridge Island and most of what comes back is commercial real estate marketplaces. They are quoting a different product. They price space by the square foot per year, usually on a multi-year lease you sign in your own name, and often on a triple-net basis where the fit-out, the furniture, the internet, the utilities and a share of the building costs are separate line items you arrange yourself.
Neither model is the better one in the abstract. A lease is the cheaper way to hold space for a long time, and it is the only way to get a floor shaped exactly the way you want it. A serviced office is the faster way to start and the easier way to stop: one monthly figure, a furnished room, and a one-month minimum. If you expect to be the same size in five years, look at the lease listings. If you are not sure what next spring looks like, the flexible option costs less to be wrong about.
When should you choose a private office over a coworking space?
Both exist at 100 Ravine Ln, which makes the comparison unusually clean: a hot desk is $60.50 per person per day, and a private office for up to two people is $770 a month. Run the sum for your own pattern of use, because the answer swings entirely on how many days a week you turn up.
The non-financial differences tend to decide it anyway. A private office is lockable, so you can leave a monitor, a filing drawer and a box of samples on site instead of carrying them on and off the ferry. It is a fixed address you can put on a contract. It gives you somewhere to take a confidential call without booking a room first. And the private offices here come with 24/7 building access, which a desk booked by the day does not.
Coworking wins when you are in two or three days a week, when you are happy to pack up each evening, and when the variable cost is the point. The moment you find yourself booking a desk every weekday and a meeting room on top, the fixed monthly figure usually becomes the simpler arrangement.
The best private office on Wezoo for 2026
1. 100 Ravine Ln, Winslow
100 Ravine Ln by Regus, Bainbridge Island
What to expect: A three-story cedar and glass building on the island’s south side, a short drive from the ferry terminal, with twelve private offices across five sizes. Rooms are furnished and come with high-speed WiFi, utilities, on-site support and reception, meeting room access and 24/7 building access. There are breakout spaces, catering and a parking lot 104 m from the door. Reception is staffed Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 5:00pm.
Operator: Regus, which scores 4.35 out of 5 across more than 87,000 reviews of its network, and rates highest of all on reachability. The building hosts monthly networking events, which is worth something in a business community this size.
One two-person office carries an availability date of 1 November 2026, and two larger rooms are listed from February 2027 and February 2028. The remaining nine do not publish a date, so confirm what is free when you enquire.
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How to choose, and how far ahead to request
With a single building, choosing is really about sizing the room and timing the move.
- Size by door, not by headcount. The listed capacity is a ceiling. If two of you need to take calls at the same time, the three-person room at $1,155 is a more comfortable fit than the two-person room at $770.
- Ask what is actually empty. Nine of the twelve offices publish no availability date. The enquiry is what turns that into a real answer.
- Visit before you commit. The building is near the ferry terminal, so a viewing is a walk-on trip from Seattle rather than a drive around the Sound.
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Give yourself a month. A serviced office can move faster than a lease, but on an island with one flexible building there is no second option to fall back on if the size you want is taken. Start the conversation about a month before you need the keys, and longer if you want the eleven-person suite.
The best Bainbridge Island neighborhoods for private office searchers
This is the section where a bigger market would give you a district-by-district rundown. Bainbridge Island does not have one to give, and pretending otherwise would waste your time.
Winslow, the commercial core beside the ferry terminal, is where the island’s conventional office listings cluster. The one building on Wezoo sits just south of it, on Ravine Lane. So the practical question is not which neighborhood, but whether that location works for you: it is 104 m from parking, 726 m from the nearest bus stop, which is roughly a nine-minute walk, and close enough to the terminal that a Seattle commute is a foot-passenger trip rather than a car journey.
If it does not work, the honest answer is to look off the island. Across the water, our guide to private office space in Seattle covers eight buildings, which is the realistic alternative for anyone already taking the ferry. Down the peninsula, the Olympia office space guide covers three options and includes a building in Bremerton, on the Kitsap side of the Sound. For the wider picture of how serviced space works and what to check before you sign, start with our complete guide to private office.
Office space Bainbridge Island: FAQ
How much does office space on Bainbridge Island cost?
Private offices at 100 Ravine Ln start at $770 a month for a room for up to two people and run to $4,235 a month for a 39 m² suite for up to eleven. That figure covers the furnished room, utilities and internet. Conventional lease space elsewhere on the island is quoted per square foot per year instead, on longer terms.
Can I rent an office on Bainbridge Island month to month?
Yes. Every private office at 100 Ravine Ln is listed with a one-month minimum term, which is the main practical difference from the commercial lease listings that dominate this search.
Is there coworking on Bainbridge Island?
Yes, at the same address. Hot desks are $60.50 per person per day and can be booked directly, without an enquiry and without taking an office.
What is included in a private office at 100 Ravine Ln?
Furnishings, high-speed WiFi, utilities, on-site support and reception, meeting room access and 24/7 building access, according to the listing. Reception is staffed Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 5:00pm.
Can I book a meeting room on Bainbridge Island without renting an office?
Yes. The four-person room is $88.00 an hour and the twelve-seat boardroom is $165.00 an hour, both bookable on their own with a one-hour minimum.
How do I get to 100 Ravine Ln without a car?
The nearest bus stop is 726 m from the building, about a nine-minute walk, and the Bainbridge Island ferry terminal connects the island to downtown Seattle for foot passengers.
The bottom line on office space Bainbridge Island
One building, twelve offices, from $770 a month on a one-month term. That is the whole flexible market on Bainbridge Island, and for a two or three-person business that wants a door, a desk and a ferry commute, it is enough. For anything larger or more particular, the island’s lease listings and the Seattle market are the places to look next.
