Occupying a prime corner in one of Hudson Square’s historic loft buildings, this fourth-floor space blends vintage industrial character with modern flexibility. The office features polished concrete floors, freshly painted white walls, and a clean, column-free span that stretches across the full width of the unit, allowing for uninterrupted planning and layout possibilities. Large industrial-style windows along one wall bring in abundant natural light and frame leafy views, creating a calming backdrop for creative or focused work. Track lighting throughout the ceiling offers even illumination, and exposed piping and conduit contribute to the space’s minimal, utilitarian aesthetic.

The layout is completely open, ideal for businesses seeking to design their own flow and visual identity. The floorplan can easily support 12 to 16 workstations while still maintaining comfortable breakout areas or informal lounge seating. With high ceilings and wide spans, the room gives a sense of volume and airiness rarely found in newer construction. The absence of fixed walls or private offices offers a blank slate, encouraging modular furniture solutions, standing desks, movable partitions, and collaborative pods—whatever fits your operational style.

As part of a professionally managed, 17-story building from the 1930s, the floor is serviced by both passenger and freight elevators, streamlining logistics for office move-ins, creative installations, or equipment deliveries. Hudson Square’s dynamic mix of media, design, and tech tenants fosters a vibrant ecosystem, with easy access to SoHo, Tribeca, and the West Village. The building is located steps from transit lines and within close proximity to high-end cafés, boutique fitness studios, and essential business services. This listing is offered under a direct lease with flexible terms and is ideal for companies seeking light-filled, open-concept workspace in a well-connected, architecturally rich location. Shown by appointment.