A corner loft workspace opens directly from the elevator into a bright, furnished reception lounge framed by tall windows and warm hardwood floors, immediately establishing the airy character carried throughout the suite. Soft seating is arranged to create an inviting client-facing presence, and the combination of natural light and high ceilings enhances the overall sense of volume. Moving inward, the space transitions from this lounge into an expansive open work area where multiple workstation clusters are arranged along the window line, allowing teams to work in daylight with long outward views that contribute to a productive and comfortable environment.

Continuing through the central corridor, a sequence of private perimeter rooms lines the right side of the plan. These four rooms can serve as dedicated offices for principals, quiet-focus spaces, or small meeting rooms depending on operational needs, each one benefiting from windows or clerestory visibility back toward the communal zone. Across from these private rooms sits a well-proportioned wellness room that can function as a phone room, mother’s room, or private retreat for staff requiring confidentiality or uninterrupted concentration. A large filing and storage area sits adjacent, helping maintain a clean and organized workstation environment by pulling administrative materials out of the common floor.

Toward the far end of the suite, a generously sized boardroom occupies the corner position and features seating for fourteen or more, arranged around an elongated conference table with additional perimeter circulation. Its double-window exposure brings natural light deep into the room and creates an impressive setting for client presentations, team meetings, and executive gatherings. Immediately outside the boardroom is access to a full kitchen with wraparound counters, under-counter appliances, and open shelving that allows the staff to comfortably prepare meals or host informal gatherings. A nearby internal office sits just off the kitchen, offering flexibility as an administrative hub or secondary private workspace.

Throughout the suite, the layout offers clear separations between client-facing spaces, workstation areas, and quiet private zones, making it highly functional for creative firms, technology companies, boutique agencies, or professional services groups seeking character and efficiency in a Soho loft environment. The abundance of windows, the corner exposure, and the thoughtful circulation path provide natural light, flow, and versatility rarely found in similarly sized units.

Notes: Beautiful Broadway/Prince corner; Directly off of the elevator; 14 windows; Full Kitchen