A polished and flexible partial-floor office opportunity in the heart of Chelsea, this 2,018 square foot co-op loft delivers a sophisticated mix of open workspace and private functionality. The current layout supports 6 to 10 workstations in a bright, open environment, anchored by a corner glass-enclosed conference room that can easily double as a large executive office or collaborative studio. Additional features include two private restrooms, an oversized storage room, and a sleek pantry with full-height cabinetry, dishwasher, and built-in appliances—elevating the practical with an architect’s attention to flow.

The office sits within the Capitol Fur Building, a historic co-op that balances its industrial pedigree with creative class appeal. The loft interior has been fully updated, preserving the authenticity of concrete floors and exposed slab ceilings while incorporating crisp white walls, inset gallery lighting, and black-framed industrial windows that line the perimeter. These six oversized windows face north, washing the workspace in diffused natural light ideal for focused production or artistic clarity. The oversized open plan area is visually clean and tactically optimized—allowing modular desk layouts, standing or benching setups, or traditional perimeter arrangements anchored by the entry vestibule.

The floorplan reflects intentionality: circulation routes naturally break the space into front-facing client and meeting areas while preserving uninterrupted production zones in the core. The glass-walled conference room near the entry greets visitors with professional polish, while the substantial 7.5’ x 18’ storage room ensures operational efficiency for teams needing equipment, inventory, or archival space. With a certificate of occupancy for factory use and the co-op’s rare flexibility in approving live/work usage, this unit offers serious upside for buyers seeking either a pure creative headquarters or a hybrid studio-home configuration. Located a short distance from the 1 Train and just steps from Hudson Yards and Penn Station, this is a serious contender for professionals ready to own their presence in New York.