Creative loft character and a practical small-company layout come together in this third-floor direct lease opportunity. The existing installation provides one private office, one conference room, two phone booths, and an open work area arranged for approximately eight to ten workstations. Polished concrete flooring, high open-beamed ceilings, exposed building elements, and windows along multiple sides give the workplace an informal downtown character well suited to creative, technology, design, media, or professional firms.

Entry is through a defined foyer at the lower end of the suite, creating separation between the building corridor and the working environment. Immediately beside the foyer is the enclosed conference room, allowing visitors to be brought directly into a meeting without passing through the employee work area. The room sits on the perimeter with its own window and can accommodate a conventional conference table and presentation setup.

Moving beyond the foyer leads into the principal workspace, which extends through the long central and right-hand portion of the suite. This open area is planned for eight to ten desks and benefits from a continuous run of perimeter windows along the right side, with additional windows toward the upper portion of the layout. The open ceiling and concrete flooring reinforce the loft aesthetic while leaving the main work area flexible for different workstation arrangements, collaborative tables, or a combination of individual desks and informal seating.

A smaller enclosed room is positioned along the interior edge of the workspace and can function as one of the two phone booths or as a compact focus room. The second phone booth is located toward the opposite end of the suite near the private office area, giving employees access to enclosed spaces at both ends of the workplace for calls and concentrated work.

Continuing toward the rear brings you to the suite’s private office, which occupies a windowed perimeter position and provides separation for an executive, manager, or individual requiring a dedicated room. An adjoining larger enclosed area can support additional collaborative use, project work, or informal gathering, while a sink and counter are incorporated nearby for basic pantry service. Altogether, the layout balances a substantial open work environment with four distinct enclosed functions: one private office, one conference room, and two phone booths, while retaining the high ceilings, multiple exposures, and flexible character associated with a smaller Tribeca loft office.

Notes: 1 conference rooms, 1 office, 2 phone booths, Open area for 8 to 10 desks; Polished concrete floors with high open beamed ceilings