Suite 1625 delivers a bright, stylishly finished corner office atop the historic St. James Building, designed for firms that value a quiet, professional setting with architectural character. The space is configured with three private offices and a glass-fronted conference room along the interior wall, leaving the remaining floor area wide open for collaborative bench seating or modular workstations. With a layout that comfortably fits 8-12 desks in the open area, this suite works well for creative teams, consultancies, and growing startups looking for a boutique footprint in NoMad.

This is not a full-floor space and there is no formal reception area—instead, visitors arrive directly into the open work zone, creating a relaxed, studio-like environment. The absence of internal corridors makes the footprint incredibly efficient, maximizing usable workspace. Tenants benefit from sweeping natural light throughout the day thanks to oversized operable windows on two sides and double skylights overhead. The ceilings rise to approximately 15 feet, contributing to the airy, open ambiance.

Finishes include dark hardwood flooring, contemporary pendant lighting, and frosted glass partitions that strike a clean balance between transparency and privacy. The perimeter wall facing Broadway provides rich sunlight and skyline views, while interior glass keeps the private offices connected to the rest of the space visually.

Located on the 16th floor of a landmarked, attended building with on-site management, this suite also includes access to the building’s fully staffed business center—mail and messenger services, document handling, and rentable conference facilities. A high-value option in the heart of NoMad, steps from Madison Square Park, surrounded by top-tier dining, boutique retail, and multiple subway lines.

Ideal for small-to-midsize teams seeking turn-key space with skylight views and a flexible layout in a Gilded Age classic.