Situated within a classic SoHo loft building, this fourth-floor office offers a character-rich workspace that prioritizes flexibility, natural light, and an authentic downtown atmosphere. Entry into the space opens directly into a long, loft-style layout that immediately establishes a sense of depth, with warm wood flooring running throughout and exposed ceiling elements that reinforce the building’s industrial heritage. The circulation path naturally guides movement from the front of the space toward the rear, making the layout intuitive for both daily operations and visitor flow.

Along the windowed perimeter, multiple enclosed rooms are positioned to capture consistent daylight, making them well suited for use as private offices, client meeting rooms, or focused work areas. These perimeter rooms are proportioned comfortably for executive offices or small conference settings, offering separation without sacrificing connection to the rest of the floor. Between these rooms, the layout opens into broader interior zones that support a variety of configurations, including open work areas, collaborative tables, creative studio setups, or gallery-style presentation space depending on tenant needs.

The central portion of the floor functions as a flexible core, allowing for adaptable planning without structural constraints. This area can accommodate shared workstations, production desks, or communal gathering space while maintaining clear sightlines to the perimeter. Ceiling heights feel generous for a loft property, contributing to an open, breathable working environment that avoids compression even when furnished.

Toward the rear of the suite, additional enclosed rooms and support areas provide further flexibility, suitable for secondary offices, conference use, or administrative functions. The separation of these areas allows operations to remain organized while preserving the open character of the main workspace. Throughout the floor, finishes remain clean and understated, allowing tenants to brand the space visually without fighting against overly prescriptive build-outs.

Overall, this fourth-floor SoHo office delivers a balanced combination of enclosed perimeter rooms, adaptable open areas, and authentic loft character. The layout supports creative, professional, or hybrid users seeking a distinctive downtown workspace with flexibility, natural light, and a scale that feels intentional rather than oversized.

Notes: Ownership only wants a 1 – 2 year deal, ownership will not pay for construction