The fourth floor at 25 West 39th Street offers a dramatic full-floor presence defined by soaring terracotta ceilings, wide column spacing, and an expansive open layout that stretches across the entire footprint of the building. Entering from the keyed elevator, the tenant steps directly into a bright, loft-style environment where natural light pours in from large windows along the north and south exposures. The ceiling height immediately commands attention: the terracotta barrel vaults rise overhead with warm texture and architectural character rarely found in modern Midtown construction. This sweeping sense of volume continues throughout the open area, giving companies incredible freedom to create large workstation groupings, collaborative team zones, studio-style production areas, or showroom functions without obstruction from excessive columns.

To the right of the entry, the floorplan transitions into the built-out amenity wing. Here, a glass-fronted conference room is positioned along the eastern window line, offering a private perimeter room large enough for ten or more around a boardroom table. Because it sits on the corner, the room receives steady daylight and provides a polished client-facing space that feels visually connected to the rest of the floor while still maintaining acoustic separation. Adjacent to it is a second enclosed meeting or team room, positioned along the same exposure. This room is ideal for smaller internal gatherings, hybrid calls, departmental breakout work, or executive use. A wet pantry sits beside these rooms and includes modern cabinetry, a sink, refrigeration capacity, and counter space that allows staff to prepare meals or host meetings without stepping off the floor. A second wet pantry is located toward the western side of the suite, serving the opposite half of the floor and creating an unusual level of convenience for tenants with large headcounts or heavy entertaining needs.

Along the western wall, a cluster of rooms serves essential support functions. Two private bathrooms provide rare in-suite convenience and reinforce the autonomy of a true full-floor tenancy. Additional small rooms can be used for storage, IT, equipment staging, or private phone and video calls, depending on the tenant’s operational style. Because the entire center of the floor is left fully open and marked as “open to below” from the internal mezzanine structure, sightlines remain uninterrupted from one side of the suite to the other. The mezzanine itself, accessible by a clean internal stair, creates a natural vantage point ideal for executive offices, lounge seating, team huddles, or additional work zones while overlooking the open floor below. Its placement allows a tenant to divide work functions vertically without sacrificing the cohesiveness of the space.

One of the strongest benefits of this suite is the complete autonomy it offers. Full-floor identity, private restrooms, dual wet pantries, tenant-controlled HVAC, and a partially furnished setup allow for a degree of independence that is nearly impossible to find in this submarket. Combined with the dramatic terracotta ceilings and oversized window lines, the layout supports creative agencies, tech firms, fashion showrooms, production studios, or any business seeking a standout workspace with architectural character and functional flexibility in the Penn Station corridor.

Notes: Gorgeous full floor with 22’ terracotta ceilings, Great column spacing, Internal mezzanine with wet pantry & conference room, Partially furnished, 2 wet pantries, Private bathrooms, Tenant controlled HVAC.