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Small Hudson Square Space
- Usage: Office
- Type: Direct Lease
- Floor: 4th Floor
- Size: 4,200 SQFT
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- Term: Negotiable
The fourth-floor office space at 333 Hudson Street offers approximately 4,200 square feet in a pre-built direct lease with an office-intensive layout that works particularly well for a small professional, financial, consulting, technology or creative firm. The suite is not a full floor; it occupies a defined portion of the fourth floor along the Hudson Street and Charlton Street sides of the building, giving the premises two exterior exposures and windows serving several of the perimeter rooms.
Entry is through a dedicated reception area near the Hudson Street side. From reception, the plan opens into a large central room that can function as a bullpen, collaborative open workspace, project area or flexible workstation environment. A pantry is positioned immediately beside this central area, allowing employees to reach the kitchen facilities without passing through the private office section.
Entry is through a dedicated reception area near the Hudson Street side. From reception, the plan opens into a large central room that can function as a bullpen, collaborative open workspace, project area or flexible workstation environment. A pantry is positioned immediately beside this central area, allowing employees to reach the kitchen facilities without passing through the private office section.
The perimeter is considerably more enclosed. Five dedicated private offices are arranged primarily along the Hudson Street side and upper perimeter, providing a useful mix of individual offices and larger rooms that could accommodate executives or small teams. Along the Charlton Street side are two additional enclosed rooms designated as conference rooms, giving the tenant separate settings for client meetings, internal conferences and presentations. Because these rooms are grouped away from the main open work area, meetings can take place without disrupting day-to-day staff activity.
A hallway connects the enclosed rooms back to reception and the central workspace, while a dedicated server room provides separate technology infrastructure. The existing installation combines wood flooring, glass-fronted rooms and a practical mix of enclosed and open areas. With five offices, two conference rooms, a pantry, reception and substantial open workspace, the suite provides an efficient balance between privacy and collaboration in Hudson Square.
Notes: 5 offices, conference room, large bullpen room. Landlord will modify layout.
333 Hudson St, New York, NY 10013
About the Building
333 Hudson Street is a 10-story boutique office building located in Lower Manhattan’s hip Hudson Square neighborhood. The building was built in 1925 and spans over 100,000 square feet. A series of extensive renovations include a modernized building façade and entrance, the installation of brand-new windows, a lobby redesign, and updated wiring throughout the building. Enjoy other property amenities such as 24-hour building access, three passenger elevators, one freight elevator, on-site and responsive property management, a building superintendent, and porter service. Plus, lobby concierge service is planned for the coming months. 333 Hudson Street features an assortment of professional office suites ranging from 1,200 square feet to a 10,000 square foot entire floor with a mostly open floor plan.
All professional office uses are welcome, with reasonable divisions considered. For convenience, the property’s ground level features 3,300 square feet of restaurant space currently occupied by the Hudson Food Court. The Hudson Square neighborhood boasts 15.7-million square feet of office space. Key office tenants include Warby Parker, Saatchi & Saatchi, Bloomberg, L’Oreal, Squarespace, Walt Disney Company, and Rent the Runway. Additionally, restaurant retailers such as Dig, Gregory’s Coffee, Just Salad, La Colombe Coffee Roasters, Le Pain Quotidien, and Westville are nearby.
333 Hudson Street is adjacent to the brand-new Google Hudson Square development, which will total 1.7-million square feet, the Children’s Museum of the Arts, and within walking distance of Pier 40 at Hudson River Park. Conveniently reach the property as numerous public transportation routes are within walking distance, including the 1, 2, 3, A, C, and E trains.
