Built for a team that wants an open, collaborative Chelsea office without giving up enclosed meeting space, this seventh-floor sublet provides 20 workstations, 1 conference room, 1 private office/meeting room, and 1 phone booth within a fully furnished layout. The approximately 2,500-square-foot space combines hardwood floors, exposed brick, oversized windows, and exposed ceiling elements with a practical mix of work, meeting, dining, and lounge areas. With capacity for approximately 20 to 25 people and a two-year term, the installation offers a straightforward furnished solution near Union Square.

Entering the suite places you directly into the principal open workspace, which extends lengthwise through most of the floor. The main workstation area occupies the windowed end of the office and is arranged with 20 workstations, giving the team a concentrated open-plan work zone while preserving circulation through the center of the suite. Oversized windows bring daylight into this area, while exposed brick walls, hardwood flooring, white-painted ceilings, and visible building systems reinforce the creative loft character.

Moving away from the workstations, the middle of the floor transitions into a more informal communal zone. A furnished lounge with sofa seating provides a casual place for internal conversations or breaks, while an adjacent eating area and bar-style counter create additional gathering space. The wet pantry is positioned nearby, allowing food service and refreshments to remain centralized rather than interrupting the primary work area. Two restrooms and multiple storage closets are also grouped along this interior service section.

Continuing toward the opposite end brings you into the meeting-focused portion of the suite. Here, 1 enclosed conference room is arranged around a large table for group meetings, while 1 separate private office/meeting room provides a smaller enclosed setting for management, interviews, calls, or focused work. A dedicated phone booth adds another acoustically separated option for individual calls. The combination of defined meeting rooms, open workstations, lounge seating, storage, pantry facilities, and furnished common areas makes the office particularly functional for creative, technology, design, or professional teams seeking a ready-to-use Chelsea workspace.

Notes: 2,500 SF space is fully furnished and wired for 20 workstations, with capacity for 20–25 people. The layout includes 1 glass-fronted conference room, 1 private office/meeting room, 1 modular phone booth, wet-pantry, and lounge seating. Features include oversized windows, exposed brick, and hardwood floors throughout with a location right around the corner from Union Square.