Street-facing frontage presents a clean, boutique-scale retail opportunity with a wide glass storefront that immediately draws attention from passing foot traffic. Entry leads directly into an open rectangular selling floor that is efficiently proportioned to maximize merchandising, display, or customer circulation. The layout supports a variety of uses including fashion retail, gallery presentation, beauty services, or specialty food concepts that benefit from strong visual exposure and an intimate customer experience.

The main retail area extends from the storefront toward the rear in a continuous open span, allowing for flexible planning of fixtures, racks, or seating depending on the concept. High ceilings and uninterrupted sightlines enhance the perception of volume within the space, making it feel larger than its footprint and ideal for curated merchandising or branded environments. The front portion naturally functions as the primary display zone, while the midsection can support additional retail installations, fitting areas, or consultation points.

Toward the back of the space, a secondary area provides an opportunity for storage, prep, or a small back-of-house operation, ensuring that the front retail experience remains clean and focused. This rear section can also be adapted into a private room for office use, treatment services, or inventory management depending on the tenant’s needs. The overall configuration allows for a clear separation between customer-facing and operational functions without compromising flow.

The storefront’s glass frontage enhances visibility both during the day and evening hours, making it particularly effective for branding and window displays. Its scale and proportions are well suited for a tenant seeking a strong identity in a highly trafficked neighborhood known for boutique retail and destination shopping.

Surrounded by a dense mix of established retailers, restaurants, and lifestyle brands, the location benefits from consistent pedestrian activity and a built-in customer base. The combination of efficient layout, strong frontage, and adaptable interior makes this an ideal opportunity for a retailer or concept-driven business looking to establish a presence in one of Manhattan’s most active retail corridors.

Notes: Immediate neighbors include: Apiece Apart, Salmon Noodle 3.0, Butler Bakeshop & Espresso Bar, Eataly SoHo, Citizens of SoHo, Crispy Heaven Bakery, Jack’s Wife Freda, New York or Nowhere (NYON), La Cabra, Carhartt WIP, La Pecora Bianca, and The Webster SoHo.