Rich plank hardwood floors run throughout the entire space, immediately establishing a warm, loft-like character that carries from the entry through to the far end of the layout. Entry opens into a long, rectangular main room measuring approximately twenty seven feet six inches by seventeen feet six inches, where the open area is currently arranged with a central worktable and bench seating, flanked by low built-in cabinetry and shelving along the walls. This primary room functions as the core workspace and can easily support a collaborative bullpen, creative studio environment, or open office seating configuration depending on the tenant’s needs.

Along the right side of the layout, a line of oversized windows brings in consistent daylight, with radiator covers positioned beneath each window, creating a natural perimeter zone for desks, workstations, or soft seating. The walls are finished in clean white tones, allowing the wood floors and exposed elements to stand out, while track lighting mounted along the ceiling provides adjustable illumination throughout the space. Ceiling fans are positioned centrally, adding both functionality and a residential loft aesthetic that enhances air circulation and comfort.

Moving toward the rear of the unit, the layout transitions into a secondary open room that mirrors the proportions of the front space but offers a more flexible, blank canvas. This area can be utilized as an additional open work zone, private studio, or subdivided to create enclosed offices or meeting rooms. The continuity of flooring, lighting, and ceiling height maintains a cohesive feel between both sections of the space.

Near the entry, a compact service core includes a private bathroom and utility area, tucked efficiently off to the side to preserve the main floor area. The configuration allows for easy access without interrupting the primary workspace. The overall layout is not a full floor, but the rectangular footprint and minimal structural interruptions maximize usability and allow for straightforward reconfiguration.

The combination of exposed hardwood floors, high ceilings, large windows, and flexible open layout creates a classic downtown office environment well suited for creative firms, boutique businesses, or users seeking a live-work style space with character and adaptability.