Flooded with natural light from oversized windows wrapping both Fifth Avenue and East 18th Street, this full-floor corner unit exudes the energy and texture of classic New York loft architecture while delivering the polished efficiency required by today’s creative and professional users. A refined yet understated design defines the space—wide-plank hardwood floors run throughout, with soaring ceilings supported by original columns that lend structural rhythm to the open plan. Track lighting highlights the architectural details without overwhelming the warmth of the materials, while a series of discreetly placed pendant fixtures float above the conference area, defining a communal zone without closing off its openness.

The layout is intuitively segmented: a primary open workstation area stretches across the length of the windows, currently configured for up to 30 desks. Adjacent to this, a glass-fronted conference room accommodates 8–10 comfortably and benefits from direct daylight and city views. Nearby, a secondary meeting space—ideal for private calls or team huddles—offers flexibility without subtracting from the flow of the main work area. A built-in wet pantry anchors the core of the layout, fitted with under-counter refrigeration, upper cabinet storage, and counter seating for casual breaks or informal brainstorms. The suite also includes a private restroom tucked away in the rear corner, ensuring convenience and discretion.

This is not just a lease—it’s an invitation to occupy a refined creative canvas in one of the city’s most dynamic submarkets. With low loss factor and a layout that prioritizes usability and aesthetic balance, this space speaks directly to firms looking for authenticity, visibility, and a work environment that makes an impression before the first meeting begins. All set within a professionally maintained pre-war building with modern systems and elevator access—function meets form, at full expression.