This full-floor office blends industrial warmth with modern utility, offering light on three sides and a layout that encourages both collaboration and focus. The main open area supports approximately 30 workstations with generous aisle space and soft breakout zones, while four private perimeter rooms along the northern wall can serve as executive offices, huddle rooms, or quiet call spaces depending on your operational needs. A large glass-walled conference room is positioned just off the elevator core in the southeast corner, anchoring the layout for client meetings or team briefings. At the opposite end of the floor, a stylish open pantry with bar seating, pendant lighting, and stainless-steel appliances serves as the social heart of the space.

Wide plank hardwood floors run throughout, contrasted by structured carpeting beneath key work zones to soften acoustics and define use areas without interrupting visual flow. High ceilings with exposed piping and linear pendant lights stretch across the entire span, delivering a bright, loft-style ambiance throughout. The expansive footprint features operable windows on the north, east, and south exposures, allowing daylight to saturate the interior throughout the workday and giving the space a sense of airiness that’s rare in Midtown loft assets.

The layout is practical and intuitive: three evenly-sized glass-fronted rooms run along the back wall and are perfect for 2–4 person meetings or team leads, with access to a private rear corridor that houses the ADA-compliant restroom and additional kitchen access. Core infrastructure includes men’s and women’s restrooms near the center, two elevator banks, and clearly defined egress paths. Built and maintained by a long-term owner-operator, this space strikes a rare balance between efficient design and character, ideal for startups, creative agencies, or any team seeking a flexible headquarters with a distinct downtown vibe.

Notes: Light on three sides. Hardwood floors, exposed ceilings, open kitchen, and linear pendant light. Boutique loft style asset. Generational ownership. Owner-occupied asset.