Who wouldn’t want access to two rooftop decks in Soho, not to mention incredible shopping options? That’s what you get at this 14,100 square foot loft building, which also counts hot spots Balthazar and Jack’s Wife Freda as neighbors.
Get natural light down in this Soho space, located next door to City Winery, known for its tasty wine list, delicious food menu, and wide variety of acts. This Knotel on Varick features 14,500 square feet each on the 3rd and 8th floors, and here you’re close to almost every major train line.
While it was once a manufacturing building, now you get massive office space in a central Soho location. Equinox is around the block, for those who like to work out, and Lure Fishbar is nearby, for when you want to indulge.
A rare find in the heart of Soho, this picturesque building matches the hip address, complete with rooftop access. The boutique style office is both charming and proximal to everything SoHo is known for: good food, great art, and of course, all the fashion one could ever hope for.
You can’t do much better than four floors of office space and a private rooftop in Soho, within quick walking distance to Miss Lily’s, Dante, and The Dutch. Modern, bright, and near everything, this office location provides a bustling, creative atmosphere.
Cross Streets: Sullivan Street and West Houston Street
Park Avenue South features 9,000 square feet of bright, open office space. With 7 phone booths and two large conference rooms on the second floor, as well as an attended lobby with newly renovated, high-speed elevators, this workspace is ready for the next high-power titan of industry. Located near 6 train at 28th street (1 stop from Grand Central) and a 5 minute walk from the R&W trains.
Cross Streets: East 29th Street and Park Avenue South
Give your team 17,464 square feet and views of Park Avenue South in this loft-style building, great for teams of 80 to 100. Just around the corner is restaurant and cocktail bar Covina, barbecue place Blue Smoke, and go-to casual spot Sarabeth’s.
Cross Streets: East 26th Street and Park Avenue South
This recently renovated building was originally erected in 1970 has a space geared toward companies that want to move toward a more private layout. Nearby Koreatown and Curry Hill will give you a delicious array of lunch options. You've got the Italian of Maialino, the classic American of Gramercy Tavern, and ABC Kitchen by Jean-Georges Vongerichten. Cooking at home? There's a Whole Foods too, and ABC Home & Kitchen to shop for housewares and gifts.
Cross Streets: East 32nd Street and Park Avenue South
