Massive Soho loft space, 13ft ceilings
| Sq. Footage: | Usage: | Neighborhood: |
|---|---|---|
| 10000 Sq.Ft | Office | Soho |
Property Description
This space will be delivered as a renovated white box, it’s currently split in two, front and back. The front portion, overlooking Broadway has five large windows and is built out in a maze of cubical like offices. The rear portion was formerly used as a warehouse, which is very raw but it undoubtedly holds a lot f potential. The ceilings are at least 13 feet high, with the original tin finishes in good condition. There are steel columns throughout the space, which give it a nice loft feel. The space definitely needs work but it’s difficult to find a space of this size in the Soho area.
*For $33/SF this is a unique find
• 13” ceilings, original tin ceilings in excellent condition
• Hardwood floors
• Delivered white box
• Five massive bay windows in the front of the space
• Keyed elevator opens onto the space
SoHo is a thriving, fashionable neighborhood in New York City. An acronym for "South of Houston Street,” SoHo is historically tied to the artistic explosion of New York City and remains an important destination for fashion and the arts. It's distinguishable cast-iron building architecture and cobblestone streets make its lofts, commercial, retail and office spaces a haven for the city's young urban professionals and artists alike. Great opportunities for commercial class A, B and C office space with building amenities such as 24-hour doormen and access, dedicated elevators, sophisticated reception and conference areas, IT support, impressive views and large windows. Tenants looking to lease or sublease office space in this New York neighborhood can expect to rub shoulders with creative advertising, marketing, PR, and media companies as well as boutique hedge funds, asset managers, and law firms. Landmark buildings The Little Singer Building, The E.V. Haughwout Building, 109 Prince St, 112 Prince St and it’s Trompe L’oeil Mural are spread throughout SoHo. Major thorough fares include Spring, Prince, Wooster, Greene, Mercer, Thompson, Broadway Street and the Prince St. R,W, the Spring St., and the Broadway-Lafayette B,D,F,V Subway Stops.
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