Positioned on a lower floor within a classic Flatiron District loft building, this office suite presents as a raw, adaptable workspace suited for a wide range of professional, creative, or studio-style users who value flexibility over pre-imposed layout constraints. Entry into the unit opens directly into a broad internal circulation zone that naturally organizes the space into distinct functional areas without forcing permanent partitions. The layout favors open-plan use, allowing a tenant to configure workstations, collaborative tables, or studio functions according to operational needs rather than being locked into a prior tenant’s configuration.

Along the primary exterior wall, a continuous run of oversized windows introduces strong natural light deep into the space, creating a bright perimeter zone well suited for open work areas, creative production, or informal meeting zones. This windowed frontage functions as the dominant perimeter room and can easily support a variety of uses, including bullpen-style seating, showroom presentation, or client-facing collaboration space. The consistent window spacing also allows future demising into perimeter offices or meeting rooms if desired, without disrupting light distribution.

Moving inward from the window line, the interior portion of the suite transitions into a quieter, more controlled environment appropriate for focused work, storage, or back-of-house operations. Exposed brick walls line portions of the interior, adding texture and character while reinforcing the loft aesthetic. Ceiling heights and clear spans support flexible furniture layouts, whether arranged as rows of desks, project tables, or creative production zones.

The floor plan indicates a defined enclosed room toward the interior, which can function as a private office, internal meeting room, editing suite, or secure workspace depending on tenant use. Adjacent areas provide logical placement for reception, support functions, or internal circulation without interrupting the primary work zones. A dedicated wet area is positioned along the core wall, supporting pantry installation or light utility use.