A polished reception sequence opens into an expansive, light-filled workspace defined by wide wood flooring, tall ceilings, and a continuous stretch of oversized windows facing multiple exposures. The entrance transitions naturally toward a large primary conference room framed in glass, positioned near the windows so clients and team members meet against a bright backdrop overlooking the surrounding Chelsea streetscape. From there, the layout flows into a generous open area capable of supporting a sizable workstation bullpen, collaborative seating zones, or a combination of team tables and breakout corners depending on operational needs.

Moving deeper into the suite, five private offices line the perimeter, each benefiting from strong natural light and proportioned to accommodate executive desks, guest seating, filing, or quiet focused work. Their placement creates a defined leadership row without cutting off the open area, allowing privacy while preserving visual transparency across the broader workspace. Two formal conference rooms anchor the meeting program, each large enough to host client presentations, internal planning sessions, or group discussions. Their locations within the suite are separated enough to allow simultaneous use without sound interference. These rooms complement the private offices and help support firms that frequently host external visitors, run team workshops, or conduct interviews.

The main open workspace sits at the center of the floorplate and is one of the most compelling elements of the suite. Its depth and width provide ample room for a flexible mix of benching workstations, modular desks, lounge pieces, or shared project tables. Oversized industrial-style windows wrap the space in daylight and offer long outward views, while exposed ceilings and clean architectural lines give the interior a contemporary loft aesthetic. This mixture of openness and refinement creates an environment that appeals to creative firms, tech teams, production groups, or any company that values natural light, airiness, and visual flow.

Additional rooms adjacent to the offices can serve as storage, printing, IT support, or administrative staging areas, helping keep the main work areas uncluttered. Circulation paths remain intuitive throughout the layout, allowing staff and visitors to move easily from offices to meeting rooms to the central workspace. The suite’s position on a lower floor provides a unique spatial advantage: the windows feel remarkably connected to the street scene, giving the office a lively urban texture while still maintaining privacy and interior calm.

Altogether, the space combines five private perimeter offices, two conference rooms, and a large open area supported by extensive window lines and modern finishes. Its mix of enclosed rooms and highly flexible collaborative space makes it ideal for firms seeking a polished Chelsea environment that supports both structured and creative modes of work.

Notes: Sublease through 2033 but willing to do 3 year.