The sixth floor of 39 Broadway delivers a clean and contemporary full-floor office installation designed for teams who value transparency, light, and space. Encompassing five private offices, one large conference room, and a defined open work area, the layout is structured for both collaboration and quiet focus. A dedicated pantry rounds out the program, adding convenience without compromising usable square footage.

The open work area greets you upon entry with a bright and airy layout grounded by warm, wood-style flooring and illuminated by a consistent ceiling grid of recessed fluorescent lighting. To either side of this central space are full-height glass-walled perimeter offices, each outfitted with plush commercial carpeting and operable windows that provide direct city views and generous natural light. These offices can serve as executive rooms, breakout spaces, or small meeting areas depending on a tenant’s operational needs. The use of interior glass wall systems throughout the floor not only maximizes daylight penetration across the full space but also supports a sense of openness even in closed-door environments.

Toward the Broadway side of the floorplate, the largest room has been designated as a conference room, defined by floor-to-ceiling glass and sufficient in size to accommodate a ten-person table or a flexible team huddle layout. This space benefits from oversized windows facing southeast, offering a scenic backdrop of the Financial District skyline. Adjacent to the conference room and tucked behind one of the corner private offices, the pantry is efficiently positioned for staff access, equipped with built-in cabinetry and finished in a neutral palette that complements the rest of the buildout.

As a full-floor offering with windows lining two sides, this suite benefits from uninterrupted light and air, and total brand privacy. The building’s vintage stone façade gives way to a well-maintained modern lobby with attended security, and the location offers seamless access to downtown’s core transit lines, the Charging Bull, and every amenity in reach from Wall Street to Battery Park.