Boutique Partial Second-Floor Office

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DESCRIPTION

A boutique partial second-floor office totaling approximately three thousand five hundred ninety square feet is delivered as a clean white box installation with finished ceiling heights reaching approximately eleven feet five inches, offering a bright and highly adaptable layout suited for a wide range of creative, showroom, or professional office users. The space is accessed directly into a central entry point that opens into a defined reception area, where a dedicated desk position is set to anchor visitor arrival and create a clear front-of-house presence. From this reception zone, the layout expands into a single, continuous open work environment designed to support approximately thirty-six workstation seats in a clean, efficient configuration.

The primary work area stretches across the full depth of the unit, with rows of bench-style desks arranged in parallel runs that maximize usable square footage while maintaining comfortable circulation paths between teams. Structural columns are evenly spaced throughout the floor, creating natural divisions that can be used to subtly organize departments or collaborative clusters without interrupting the openness of the layout. The proportions of the room allow for a balance between density and openness, ensuring that the workstation layout remains functional without feeling compressed.

Along one full side of the space, a series of large, newly installed bay windows lines the perimeter, bringing consistent daylight deep into the floorplate and offering an appealing outlook over the surrounding Garment District streetscape. These windows also provide the opportunity to introduce perimeter glass-front offices or meeting rooms if a tenant elects to build out enclosed spaces, with the layout easily supporting the addition of approximately three to five perimeter rooms for private offices, small conference rooms, or showroom display areas depending on operational needs. The opposite wall is defined by an exposed brick surface that runs the length of the space, adding texture and character that pairs with the polished wood flooring to create a classic loft-style aesthetic.

Toward the rear and side portions of the layout, additional square footage can be allocated for a pantry, storage, or support functions such as copy and IT areas without disrupting the main work environment. The open nature of the plan also allows for flexible uses including gallery-style retail, creative studio space, or a collaborative office headquarters. The combination of wood floors, exposed brick, high ceilings, and strong window presence delivers a distinctive identity that is increasingly difficult to replicate in newer construction.

The building itself provides twenty-four hour access, a attended lobby presence, and two passenger elevators servicing the floors, within a twelve-story structure originally constructed in nineteen ten and totaling approximately fifty-eight thousand nine hundred square feet. This installation offers a rare opportunity to establish a design-forward office or showroom environment with efficient capacity, strong visual character, and the flexibility to tailor the layout to precise business requirements.