Occupying a full floor in one of the most distinguished prewar loft buildings in the Flatiron District, this 6,465 RSF workspace offers a masterclass in intelligent layout and architectural integrity. From the moment you exit the elevator into a dedicated entry vestibule, the quality of design is evident — natural oak floors meet exposed steel ductwork and restored brick columns, all bathed in natural light from oversized industrial windows lining three exposures. The space’s proportions are generous without waste, delivering a seamless balance between collaboration, focus, and hospitality.

The heart of the layout is a sprawling open workspace holding 28 fully wired benching-style workstations, centered under continuous pendant LED lighting. To the east, four discreet glass-fronted perimeter rooms — three of which are windowed — offer flexibility as private offices, huddle rooms, or breakout zones. These are complemented by two larger meeting rooms, one configured for team-wide conferencing and another for smaller client-facing sessions. Adjacent to the core, a boardroom with exposed brick, double-glazed glass, and seating for 12 anchors the professional character of the buildout.

The pantry is a standout — not an afterthought, but a fully integrated hospitality zone with custom wood cabinetry, dual undercounter refrigerators, full-size stainless appliances, bar seating for six, and clear visual connectivity to the work zone. A lounge area adjacent to the pantry adds softness and versatility, making it ideal for informal meetings or all-hands events. Three restrooms, a coat closet, and a compact IT/storage room complete the footprint.

This floor is truly turnkey, offered furnished and wired, with high-end, ergonomic seating and clean cabling throughout. Ideal for creative agencies, tech firms, and forward-facing finance, this space combines classic loft aesthetics with present-day operational needs in one of Manhattan’s most desirable and transit-rich neighborhoods.