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594 Broadway Fourth Floor Office Rental
- 2,925 SQFT
- Lease Term 5 to 10 Year
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A quintessential SoHo loft workspace blends historic character with contemporary design, offering an open, flexible layout that promotes both collaboration and privacy. Expansive windows along two exposures fill the interior with natural light, accentuating original architectural details such as exposed brick, restored wood floors, and high beamed ceilings. The prebuilt layout is ideal for creative agencies, design studios, or boutique firms seeking a polished, move-in-ready environment that reflects the energy and authenticity of downtown Manhattan.
Entering from a keyed elevator, the suite opens directly into a bright reception and lounge area that sets a professional yet relaxed tone. The main workspace unfolds in a wide, column-free floor plate, allowing for multiple workstation clusters that can easily accommodate creative teams or hybrid seating arrangements. Glass-fronted perimeter rooms along one side provide enclosed areas suitable for private offices, client meetings, or executive use without disrupting the open aesthetic. Each room maintains transparency and visual connection to the larger space while ensuring acoustic privacy for focused work or presentations.
At the center of the floor, a modern conference area features glass partitions, polished fixtures, and a sleek built-in display setup for team meetings or client gatherings. The layout transitions naturally toward a rear section equipped with a full pantry and casual seating, creating a convenient break area that doubles as a secondary collaboration hub. Track lighting and industrial ductwork lend a contemporary feel that complements the building’s historic framework.
Throughout the space, the combination of exposed materials, modern finishes, and generous ceiling height creates an atmosphere that feels both creative and sophisticated. With flexible proportions and a naturally illuminated floorplan, the suite supports a range of professional uses—from tech startups to established design firms—while providing a workplace environment that captures the essence of SoHo’s architectural charm and cultural prestige.
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594 Broadway
About the Building
Designed by Buchman & Deisler as a store, this 170-foot, 12-story office building was completed in 1898. It is clad in limestone. It has a 2-story base with rusticated piers and segmental-arched windows on the outer bays of the 2nd-floor. There is a total of six bays of double windows. Above a dentiled stone cornice, the 3rd-floor is transitional, also with rusticated piers. The 4th floor has stone balconies with balustrades, supported by scrolled brackets, and projecting forward over the center four bays. The center windows of the 5th-floor have segmental-arched windows with large scrolled keystones.
Large cartouches top the outer bays of the 9th floor, with the 10th-floor windows above framed by columns supporting pediments. Large fluted columns on this floor separate the central windows. The building is crowned by a green copper roof cornice with paired brackets and modillions. The ground floor is occupied by Sunglass Hut and Desigual (Barcelona‑based clothing chain). The building once contained the Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art.
On the Crosby Street side, the facade is clad in brown brick with rustications on the first three floors, and divided into two halves of five bays each. The bottom two floors have metal pilasters separating the bays, fluted on the 2nd floor. Some original ornament on the spandrel panels has been removed. The ground floor on this side is occupied by Housing Works.
This building recently underwent major renovations with a beautifully renovated lobby at the forefront of the project. The beautiful new lobby features a sculptural aluminum-dropped ceiling, Canadian maple wall panels, terrazzo flooring and a stone base.
Other renovations include an updated building core and new windows, all of which beautifully complement the building’s overall design. The stunning windows provide abundant natural light on all floors while also allowing for views of the surrounding neighborhood.
Tenants have access to the building 24 hours per day, seven days per week. On-site management offers convenience to tenants and quick solutions to any issues that may arise.
594 Broadway features four passenger elevators: two elevators serve floors 2 through 7; the other two serve floors 7 through 12. Dedicated freight elevators serve the building’s tenants and aids in the transport of goods and merchandise.
The building’s exterior features an ornate stone facade with extensive detailing throughout. Decorative railings and columns adorn the building’s facade, offering visual interest.
A lobby attendant is always readily available to assist building guests and employees. Time Warner Cable LLC, MegaPath Corporation, and Verizon New York Inc. are a few of the Internet providers that service this property.
Nearest Public Transportation
• B / D / F / M – trains at Broadway-Lafayette Street
• N / R – trains at Prince Street 6-train at Bleecker Street
Current Tenants />
• Nest Seekers International, marketing and management real estate firm
• Housing Works, healing community of people living with and affected by HIV/AIDS
• Modo, eyewear retailer
• Global Citizen, social action platform
• Genesis Companies, full-service development and construction firm
• De’Qi Health, traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture, and herbs
• The Flower, boutique flower shop (NYC studio)
• RentQuest, NYC-based full-service furniture and prop rental company
• Pulsd, a curated selection of NYC’s best events
• New York Model Management
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