A straightforward 2,184 square foot ninth-floor office provides an open, adaptable layout for a tenant that wants to determine its own mix of workstations, collaboration space, and enclosed rooms. The existing plan is intentionally simple, with one enclosed perimeter room identified for use as a conference room or private office and the balance maintained as a large open workspace. This is a direct lease opportunity near Penn Station with a pre-built foundation that can accommodate a variety of conventional or creative office configurations.

Entering the suite leads directly into the principal workspace, which occupies most of the floor area rather than dividing valuable square footage among numerous small rooms. The open area is broad enough to organize into workstation benches, team tables, reception seating, or a combination of individual desks and informal collaboration areas. A single structural column sits within this main workspace, leaving the remainder of the room largely unobstructed and easy to plan.

Windows extend along two sides of the workspace, including a long run along the left perimeter and additional windows across the upper perimeter. The existing interiors have a clean, understated character with light-colored flooring, white walls, exposed overhead mechanical systems, suspended linear lighting, and visible ceiling structure. This treatment gives the suite a brighter, more contemporary feel while preserving the flexibility of an open-plan installation.

At the far right side of the floor plan, a substantial enclosed windowed room creates the suite’s only dedicated perimeter room. It can function as a conference room, executive office, team room, or combination meeting and presentation space depending on the tenant’s needs. With most of the suite left open, the layout is particularly useful for a company seeking an efficient workspace that can be furnished immediately or further divided with additional private offices and meeting rooms as required.