Set on an upper Chelsea floor, this office presents a polished, contemporary workspace planned to support a team of approximately thirty-three people without sacrificing comfort, circulation, or visual appeal. Entry leads directly into a defined reception area that establishes a clear point of arrival for visitors while maintaining separation from the primary work zones beyond. From this front area, movement flows naturally into the core of the office, where an open workstation environment accommodates twenty-nine desks arranged to preserve spacing, flexibility, and internal sightlines.

The open work area is laid out to function as the operational heart of the suite, with desks grouped to encourage collaboration while still allowing for individual focus. Ceiling heights and clean finishes reinforce a modern aesthetic, creating an environment that feels professional rather than crowded even at full headcount. Adjacent to the open workspace, two dedicated focus rooms provide enclosed settings for concentrated work, private calls, or small team discussions without disrupting the broader floor.

Three private offices are positioned along the perimeter, each scaled appropriately for executive use, managers, or senior staff requiring quiet and visual separation. These offices benefit from proximity to the open area while remaining acoustically buffered, making them well suited for leadership roles that need both accessibility and discretion. Nearby, a smaller conference room supports internal meetings, client check-ins, or collaborative sessions, offering a practical space for daily use without pulling teams too far from their workstations.

A separate boardroom expands the suite’s functionality by providing seating for up to ten people, creating a formal environment for presentations, strategic discussions, or client-facing meetings. Its placement within the layout allows it to operate independently from the open workspace, ensuring privacy during longer sessions or high-level conversations. Supporting spaces are thoughtfully integrated, keeping circulation efficient and minimizing wasted square footage.

Overall, the office balances openness with enclosure, offering a clear hierarchy of spaces that supports both collaborative and focused work styles. With a complete mix of workstations, private offices, focus rooms, meeting areas, and a defined reception, the layout delivers immediate usability for a growing business seeking a move-in-ready Chelsea office that feels intentional, efficient, and appropriately scaled for a professional team.

Notes: Space to be demolished. Landlord will build to suit.