Entry onto the third floor opens into a broad, loft-style workspace defined by clean architectural lines, pale wood flooring, and a generous span of windows that pull daylight deep into the interior. Ceiling heights read tall and open, with exposed structural elements lending a contemporary edge that works equally well for creative studios, professional offices, or showroom-driven users. The primary work area is intentionally open, allowing flexible planning for collaborative benching, studio tables, or gallery-style installations without visual interruption.

Along one side of the floor, a sequence of perimeter zones is organized to support focused and communal use. These areas can readily function as private offices, meeting rooms, or client consultation spaces, each benefiting from direct window exposure and a quieter separation from the central open area. Their proportions allow for executive offices, small conference settings, or enclosed team rooms depending on operational needs. The layout supports multiple enclosed rooms without over-partitioning the floor, preserving a sense of openness throughout.

Circulation moves naturally through the center of the space, creating clear pathways between work zones while maintaining long sightlines across the floor. Toward the interior core, support functions are efficiently grouped, including a completed pantry and dedicated restrooms, allowing daily operations to run smoothly without sacrificing perimeter light. Mechanical and infrastructure elements are discreetly integrated, keeping the visual focus on the architecture and usable floor area rather than back-of-house systems.

The overall configuration supports a hybrid environment where open workstations, collaborative zones, and enclosed rooms coexist comfortably. Furniture layouts shown suggest easy accommodation for team seating clusters, informal breakout areas, or presentation setups, all without structural constraints. Window lines on multiple sides enhance both energy and usability, offering natural separation points for different departments or functions while reinforcing the loft character.

Beyond the interior, the building itself contributes meaningful value, combining historic character with a comprehensive modern restoration. Common areas, elevators, life-safety systems, and HVAC have been fully upgraded, aligning the space with contemporary expectations for comfort and reliability. Access to shared rooftop amenities and landscaped outdoor areas further elevates the workday, providing rare breakout options in a Soho setting.

Taken together, the floor offers a refined balance of openness and definition, well suited for tenants seeking a distinctive, design-forward workspace that can evolve with their business while remaining grounded in a thoughtfully restored architectural setting.

Notes: All units are prebuilt with pantries and restrooms completed. Landlord will complete the installations pursuant to tenants space program. Building Notes: • Fully restored historical building completed in 2024. Originally constructed in 1880. Manual Glas Architects oversaw the renovation and combination of 204 & 210 Elizabeth Streets with an architecturally stunning full glass elevator and landing area on each floor • Spacious, tenant-only rooftop deck with cold storage, Lynx gas. grills, ADA accessibility and restrooms, and charming views overlooking The Elizabeth Street Garden. • Private terraces, roofdeck, and original brick vaulted ceilings • State-of-the-art infrastructure upgrades, including elevators, HVAC, life safety, and new restrooms & pantries on each floor • Luxury residential finishes, including hardwood floors and high-quality appliances • Great proximity to multiple subway stations, including J, Z, 6, B, D, F, M trains, and a Citibike station • Convenient ground-floor retail with Café Dante