LISTING DETAILS FOR Lower Manhattan Furnished Condo

DESCRIPTION

For Lease or Sale

A highly finished commercial condominium presents a balanced layout for a professional firm that wants both enclosed offices and a meaningful open work area. The suite is fully furnished and move-in ready, with seven private offices, seating for 24 workstations, one large conference room, two smaller huddle rooms, a dedicated reception and waiting area, pantry, information technology room, coat storage, and additional support space. Oversized perimeter windows, high ceilings, dark wood flooring, glass partitions, and contemporary lighting give the workplace a clean executive character.

Entering the suite brings visitors directly into reception, where a defined waiting area provides guest seating without exposing the main work environment. Immediately beside reception is the principal conference room, a substantial enclosed room planned around a fourteen-person table and well suited to board meetings, presentations, client conferences, and larger team sessions. A four-person huddle room sits nearby, allowing smaller conversations to take place independently of the main conference room.

Past reception, the plan opens considerably. Three long benching rows form the central open workspace, providing 24 workstations in the current arrangement while keeping circulation broad and uncomplicated. The floor plan also identifies the potential for up to 30 positions with narrower benching, giving a growing tenant additional density without having to sacrifice the enclosed rooms.

Seven private offices are arranged around the quieter portions of the suite rather than consuming the center of the workplace. Several are generously proportioned partner-style rooms with visitor seating, making them particularly appropriate as executive offices, while smaller offices can serve individual professionals, managers, accounting personnel, or focused work. Two four-person huddle rooms supplement the larger conference room and create useful places for internal meetings, interviews, calls, or project work.

The pantry and copy area form another substantial support zone. Full-height cabinetry, extensive counters, appliances, a sink, storage, and a large island with four stools create a genuine staff gathering area rather than a minimal kitchenette. Immediately adjoining this section is the dedicated server and information technology room.

Large windows introduce daylight along the perimeter and reinforce the separation between the enclosed offices and central team area. The combination of modern interiors, furnished work areas, meeting facilities, reception, substantial pantry, technology infrastructure, and an efficient layout makes the condominium particularly practical for financial, consulting, legal, accounting, technology, or other professional firms seeking a self-contained Lower Manhattan workplace. The condominium is available for lease or sale, with lease terms ranging from two to ten years, providing considerably more control and privacy than a conventional shared-office arrangement.