This fully open-plan office suite delivers clean architectural lines and bright modern finishes, making it an ideal blank canvas for creative, collaborative, or tech-forward teams. The layout consists of a single large open area, easily supporting up to 18 workstations in a benching configuration with ample circulation space, and plenty of flexibility to carve out dedicated meeting or breakout zones using modular partitions or furnishings. With no interior perimeter offices or hardwalled rooms currently built out, the suite is perfectly suited for tenants who prefer an agile, team-oriented environment or who intend to customize the space to their specific operational needs.

Upon entry, the suite opens immediately into a deep, L-shaped expanse with generous ceiling heights and exposed infrastructure elements that give it a contemporary industrial character. A cluster of pendant lights near the entrance adds visual warmth, while linear LED fixtures run throughout the space to maintain bright, even illumination across the entire floorplate. The flooring features a polished concrete finish that pairs with the white-painted walls and exposed ductwork to create a crisp, modern aesthetic. The southern stretch of the suite offers three large double-hung windows, bringing in abundant natural light and city views that help energize the interior during work hours.

The absence of fixed rooms creates the opportunity to install private offices, conference areas, or dedicated lounge zones according to tenant requirements—ownership is open to discussing buildout options. The space’s rectangular proportions and central columns allow for intuitive furniture placement and efficient programming without obstructing the flow of movement. Positioned on a low-rise floor within a recently renovated, 17-story office building, the suite is easily accessed via modern elevators and offers all the benefits of a Midtown West address steps from Penn Station, Herald Square, and dozens of restaurants, cafes, and retail options.