This bright and open full-floor office delivers a warm industrial character with contemporary functionality, ideal for companies seeking a highly adaptable, creative environment. The space accommodates up to 18 workstations comfortably, with clusters of modern desks in both open benching and partitioned configurations. There are no enclosed perimeter offices or dedicated conference rooms, offering the new tenant a rare opportunity to customize the layout to suit their workflow or design intent.

Expansive new windows on two sides bring in rich natural light throughout the day, highlighting the polished hardwood floors and exposed ceiling infrastructure. The layout flows organically, with clean lines of sight and generous space between desk clusters. One end of the suite features a flexible open area that could easily accommodate a reception zone, soft seating lounge, or collaboration pods, while the opposite side of the space transitions into a quiet production or work bay area. The existing workstation furniture includes ergonomic task chairs and mobile drawer sets, allowing for immediate plug-and-play operation or an easy reconfiguration to meet evolving needs.

With exposed ductwork, red steel sprinkler piping, and high white-painted ceilings, the aesthetic blends classic New York loft charm with a tech-forward, creative edge. All workstations are wired and pre-set, and the overall envelope supports seamless integration of IT, AV, or acoustic treatments. Shared restrooms are located off the central core, and elevator access opens directly onto the suite, providing secure and private entry. Located just off Seventh Avenue at the intersection of Chelsea and NoMad, the building offers excellent access to Penn Station, Herald Square, and key subway lines. A top-floor corner suite with great bones, brand-new windows, and the freedom to mold the space to your culture—this is a rare offering in one of Manhattan’s most energized creative corridors.

Notes: Brand new windows with phenomenal natural light. Located at the crossroads of Chelsea and NoMad in close proximity to subway hubs and Penn Station.