A professional-services layout with five private offices, one conference room, and an open area planned for twelve workstations gives this suite a practical balance between individual and team-based work. Large black-framed windows extend along the perimeter, bringing daylight into both the enclosed rooms and central workspace. The existing law-firm installation has recently been upgraded and is available with furnishings as an option.

Entering the suite, the circulation opens into a casual reception and lounge zone rather than immediately exposing the primary work area. A leather sofa, lounge chair, and coffee table create an informal waiting or breakout setting, while glass partitions with frosted lower panels provide separation without closing off the interior. Polished concrete flooring runs through the common areas, complemented by exposed structural beams, suspended linear fixtures, and white-painted mechanical elements overhead.

The principal open workspace follows the long window wall and accommodates twelve workstations. Low-profile frosted dividers organize the desk positions while maintaining open sightlines across the floor. Along the perimeter are five private offices, each benefiting from exterior windows and enough depth for executive desks, guest seating, and storage. One corner office receives windows from two directions and can function particularly well as a partner or senior executive office. Carpeted flooring within the enclosed offices softens the acoustics and visually distinguishes private work areas from the more industrial treatment of the common space.

A glass-enclosed conference room provides the suite’s primary formal meeting space and can accommodate client meetings, depositions, interviews, or internal team sessions. The transparent frontage allows borrowed daylight to reach deeper into the plan while maintaining the separation expected in a legal, accounting, consulting, or financial-services environment.

The pantry is developed as a true employee amenity rather than a minimal kitchenette. A long white countertop incorporates a stainless-steel sink, full-height refrigerator, lower cabinetry, and a black chalkboard wall, while an opposing counter provides bar-height seating for four. This creates a useful setting for lunch, coffee, or informal collaboration away from the desks.

Overall, the combination of five windowed offices, twelve workstations, a dedicated conference room, lounge, substantial pantry, perimeter windows, and optional furnishings creates an efficient professional office with a clear progression from reception to collaborative space, private rooms, and employee support areas.

Notes: New to market – not listed yet. 3rd floor, 5000ft. Existing law firm layout. New upgraded installation ready for Feb 1st move-in.