Elevator opens directly into a wide loft floor that immediately establishes a sense of privacy and identity, with the entry condition flowing straight into a large open workspace that spans the full width of the building. The main room stretches toward a line of perimeter windows at the far end, creating a natural front-to-back orientation that allows for flexible planning of desks, collaborative tables, or showroom-style layouts. Clean white walls and newly finished wood flooring run continuously throughout, while a new metal ceiling and upgraded lighting system give the space a crisp, modern tone layered onto a classic Soho loft structure.

The central portion of the layout remains entirely unobstructed, making it ideal for an open work environment or creative studio use, while the perimeter edges provide clear opportunities for future partitioning. Along one side of the floor, wall runs and column spacing create logical zones where private offices, conference rooms, or meeting areas can be introduced without interrupting the overall flow. Toward the rear section, the window line anchors what could function as a primary bullpen or team area, benefiting from consistent daylight and an open feel that extends across the full depth of the space.

Support areas are positioned closer to the building core, where a newly built pantry has been installed with modern finishes and enough capacity to serve as both a break area and informal gathering space. Adjacent to this, an upgraded accessible restroom is tucked neatly into the plan, keeping service functions centralized and out of the main work zones. Circulation remains efficient throughout, with a straightforward path from the elevator entry through the open floor and toward the windowed end of the space.

Flexibility defines the overall layout, as the current open condition allows a tenant to tailor the environment to a wide range of uses, from traditional office to gallery or showroom. Ownership’s willingness to accommodate customization further enhances this adaptability, making it possible to introduce perimeter offices or glass-fronted rooms while maintaining the loft character. The result is a newly renovated Soho floor that combines clean infrastructure upgrades with an open, highly usable footprint ready for a variety of business needs.

Notes: This is a newly-renovated loft/office that is ready to be customized for the right Tenant. All aspects of it are first class and new, including: new hvac, new lighting, new pantry, new accessible bathroom, new metal ceiling. For identity, the elevator opens directly into this space.