The fourth-floor office offers an open, street-facing workspace with one enclosed private office and an in-suite restroom. The approximately 2,000-square-foot layout is largely devoted to a flexible open floor plan, giving an incoming tenant substantial freedom to determine its own mix of workstations, collaborative tables, production areas, or informal meeting space. Ownership intends to white box the premises, providing a clean foundation for a tenant to establish its preferred configuration rather than inherit an overly specialized installation.
Entering the suite brings you directly into the principal open work area. Large windows extend along the perimeter, including an especially broad bank of windows that brings daylight deep into the workspace. The current interior has a creative loft character, with a mostly open ceiling plane, suspended linear lighting, exposed building elements, and wood-look flooring. The relatively limited number of columns keeps the main work area easy to plan and allows desks or team tables to be arranged without creating narrow circulation paths.
One enclosed perimeter room provides the suite’s only existing private office. Depending on the tenant’s needs, this room could instead function as a small conference room, executive office, client meeting room, or dedicated project room while leaving the balance of the premises open. The in-suite restroom is another practical benefit, eliminating the need for staff to leave the premises for restroom access.
With its open configuration and prominent windows, the space is particularly adaptable for a creative agency, design studio, technology company, showroom-style office, or other business seeking a straightforward Chelsea workplace. The combination of an open floor plan, one private room, abundant perimeter light, and an ownership-delivered white box makes the suite well suited to a tenant that wants flexibility rather than a heavily divided traditional office.

Notes: Street facing, open floorplan with 1 private office. Bathroom in space. Ownership to white box the space.