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245 W. 17th St Third Floor Office
- Usage: Office
- Type: Sublet
- Floor: 3rd Floor
- Size: 11,592 SQFT
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- Term: April 2030
Entering the space from the elevator lobby, the layout opens immediately into a polished, modern office environment that reflects a fully built and operational workplace designed for immediate occupancy. The arrival sequence transitions into a central circulation spine that organizes the floor efficiently, allowing movement between collaborative zones and focused work areas without interruption. Exposed ceilings, modern lighting fixtures, and clean architectural lines establish a contemporary aesthetic that carries consistently throughout the space.
The primary open work area is arranged to accommodate approximately eighty workstations, laid out in organized benching configurations that maximize usable floor area while maintaining clear sightlines and circulation paths. These workstation zones are positioned to benefit from the building’s window lines, allowing daylight to reach deep into the floorplate and supporting a bright, energized working environment. The density is balanced by generous aisle spacing, which helps reduce congestion and allows teams to expand or reconfigure seating layouts as operational needs evolve.
Four enclosed conference rooms are distributed thoughtfully around the floor, providing a range of meeting environments suitable for client presentations, internal strategy sessions, and team collaboration. Glass-fronted walls in several of these rooms preserve openness while offering acoustic separation, reinforcing a transparent and connected workplace culture. In addition to the conference rooms, two dedicated phone booths are positioned near the open work areas, offering private spaces for calls or focused tasks without pulling users far from their teams.
Support spaces are integrated seamlessly into the layout, including a well-appointed pantry that functions as both a break area and informal gathering point. This area supports daily staff use and encourages interaction across departments. Storage and utility areas are discreetly placed to keep operational functions out of primary work zones while remaining easily accessible.
One of the defining features of the offering is access to a shared rooftop terrace, which extends the usable environment beyond the interior and provides an outdoor amenity that supports employee wellness, informal meetings, and social gatherings. The overall configuration makes this space particularly well suited for creative firms, technology teams, or growing companies seeking a turnkey office with a strong balance of collaboration, efficiency, and lifestyle amenities, all within a professionally finished and cohesive floor plan.
Notes: Fully furnished and wired with 80 workstations, 4 conference rooms, 2 phone booths, +shared roof top terrace.
245 W. 17th St, New York, NY 10011
About the Building
245 West 17th Street is a boutique office building in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood, positioned just off Eighth Avenue near the Meatpacking District, Flatiron, and Union Square. The property combines manageable full-floor layouts, strong natural light, modern creative-office interiors, and shared outdoor space, making it particularly well suited to technology, media, advertising, and other companies seeking a flexible Midtown South workplace.
The building is closely associated with Twitter’s former New York headquarters, which helped establish the property as a destination for technology and digital-media tenants. Today, its approximately 11,592-square-foot full floors provide companies with the opportunity to occupy an entire level while maintaining a relatively intimate office environment.
Typical floors benefit from windows along three sides, providing substantial natural light throughout the workplace. Existing layouts emphasize open work areas supported by conference rooms, phone booths, collaborative areas, pantries, and informal meeting space. Several floors have been offered as furnished, wired plug-and-play offices capable of accommodating approximately 80 workstations, allowing tenants to move into an established workplace with limited construction.
The building also offers shared tenant amenities, including a substantial seventh-floor outdoor terrace. The landscaped terrace incorporates seating, shaded gathering areas, and open-air spaces that can be used for informal meetings, lunches, employee gatherings, or simply as an alternative place to work during warmer months. Lobby signage opportunities also provide tenants with additional visibility and branding within the property.
The combination of efficient floor plates and existing creative installations makes 245 West 17th Street especially attractive to growing companies that want the privacy of a full-floor office without committing to the much larger footprints commonly found in newer Class A buildings.
Its Chelsea location places employees within walking distance of the High Line, Chelsea Market, Meatpacking District, Union Square, and numerous restaurants, cafés, hotels, fitness facilities, and entertainment venues. The surrounding area has long been one of Manhattan’s strongest concentrations of technology, media, fashion, and creative businesses.
Transportation is convenient, with the A, C, E, and L subway lines at 14th Street and Eighth Avenue nearby, along with additional subway service throughout Chelsea.
For companies searching for Chelsea office space, 245 West 17th Street offers boutique full floors, three-sided natural light, furnished plug-and-play layouts, shared outdoor space, and the character of a modern creative office building in the heart of Midtown South.
