Spanning a full rectangular floor plate with approximately twelve foot ceiling heights, this newly renovated third floor office presents as a dramatic open loft environment defined by volume, light, and texture rather than enclosed rooms. Entry leads directly into a wide open expanse of polished hardwood flooring that runs the length of the space, bordered along one side by an exposed brick wall and along the other by large industrial style windows that draw natural light deep into the interior. The ceiling plane reveals exposed ductwork, linear lighting, and suspended fixtures, reinforcing a clean, contemporary aesthetic that would suit a creative office, design studio, showroom, gallery, or flexible collaborative workspace.

The layout is currently delivered as an open plan with no built perimeter offices or conference rooms, allowing a tenant to determine how many enclosed rooms to introduce. The long window line along the exterior wall creates the opportunity to carve out multiple glass fronted perimeter offices or meeting rooms without sacrificing brightness to the interior. Depending on programmatic needs, the depth of the floor could easily accommodate several executive offices along the window wall, one or two conference rooms placed toward the center, and a substantial open workstation area toward the opposite side, all while maintaining clear circulation from front to back.

Toward the core of the floor, structural columns punctuate the open span at regular intervals, naturally organizing the space into zones suitable for collaborative tables, benching workstations, or lounge seating. The uninterrupted length of the room also lends itself to a linear reception and waiting area near the entrance, with open work areas extending beyond. Because the space is not pre divided, it offers maximum flexibility for tenants seeking to build out private offices, conference rooms, training rooms, or even specialized rooms such as editing suites or exam rooms, subject to approvals.

As a full floor opportunity with generous ceiling height, exposed brick character, and abundant natural light along the exterior, the premises deliver a rare combination of loft scale and modern infrastructure in a City Hall location. Tenants benefit from the ability to design a highly efficient layout tailored precisely to headcount, workflow, and brand identity rather than adapting to someone else’s floor plan.

Notes: Newly renovated space featuring twelve‑foot ceiling heights and an open floor layout.