Available work space at Jingletown Studios
The 15,000 sq foot creative compound where Jingletown Studios is located near the 880 Freeway, Fruitvale Bart and Oakland/Alameda estuary already has long term tenants in the creative fields ranging from painters, sound, stage & lighting riggers, to clothing designers and a film prop house.
Space currently available to new tenants includes approx 5000 sq ft of varied offices, a unique unfinished wood loft space with access to storage and a half ton hoist, multi-use production space with sinks,eye washes, multiple cabinets, plus heavy duty overhead ventilation fans. The facility is open 24-7 and equipped with access to a shipping & receiving dock, industrial sewing machines and fabric cutting tables, along with woodworking gear and a fenced in secured parking area.
Artists and interested parties must see this space to appreciate variable possibilities... with potential for darkrooms, jewelry, painting, silkscreen, pottery, video & film editing, woodworking and other light industrial uses. All rentals include access to the break room with coffee, microwave/refrigerator & separate ADA compliant men's & women's rest rooms...
location near the edge of the Oakland / Alameda waterfront channel is known as the Jingletown Arts & Business District and is populated with other artisans, residential and light industrial businesses. Artist tenants will appreciate the community and easy ways to participate in the regular Open Studio events in the neighborhood such as those this month.
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Jingletown's neighbors include iconic East Bay creative sites like The Institute of Mosaic Art and Studio 880 , where musicians like Green Day and Blackalicious rehearse. In addition to neighborhood retail, bars, cafes and waterfront eateries, Jingletown Studios are close to the shops of International Blvd/Fruitvale District and the bustling island of Alameda.
Contact Eddie Cantrell for additional info and a tour of the Jingletown Studios facilities available at
510 434 0406
or via email
Eddie@CustomScenic.com
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