A full-floor office opportunity sits along a bright mid-block stretch of Mott Street, offering an efficient rectangular footprint framed by a consistent row of street-facing windows. The fifth-floor elevation positions the workspace above the restaurant frontage below, giving the interior a quieter, more stable atmosphere for companies seeking privacy while staying firmly embedded in the energy of SoHo. Because the entire floor is dedicated to a single tenant, the unit benefits from uninterrupted window lines, flexible planning options, and direct control over how the business programs each room.

Upon entering from either staircase or from the elevator landing, the layout opens into a broad central workspace that stretches the full width of the building. This core area naturally supports an open workstation environment and can comfortably accommodate a sizable team in bench-style seating or a hybrid mix of dedicated desks and collaboration tables. The depth of the plan offers the flexibility to introduce reception seating, a centralized operations hub, or a breakout work zone without disrupting circulation through the rest of the floor.

Along the front perimeter, a sequence of large industrial-style windows spans the façade, creating three or four natural bay divisions that can be enclosed as private offices or conference rooms. Each of these perimeter rooms can easily serve as an executive office, meeting room, client-facing consultation space, creative review room, or focused production studio depending on the tenant’s needs. The equal spacing of the windows allows every enclosed room to maintain proper daylight and ventilation, ensuring no interior workspace feels secondary. These perimeter bays also allow teams to carve out one dedicated boardroom while still retaining two or three private offices for leadership or specialized departments.

Toward the interior half of the floorplate, the plan supports an additional row of enclosed rooms or open collaborative stations. This portion benefits from the building’s dual-access configuration, which allows efficient back-of-house placement for storage, printing, IT equipment, or staff support functions while keeping prime window exposures free for work areas that require direct light. Two designated bathrooms located on the floor supplement the usability of this internal zone, supporting higher headcounts and reducing congestion during peak hours.

Because the building offers two independent staircases and an elevator, tenants gain operational flexibility for deliveries, staff flow, and client arrival patterns. The full-floor nature of the space also enhances privacy and security for firms handling sensitive material, creative studios that require uninterrupted production time, or medical or therapy practices seeking a discreet environment. Windows positioned across the main façade bring consistent daylight into the majority of the workspace, reducing reliance on artificial lighting and contributing to a more comfortable working atmosphere.

Set within a classic SoHo building in a transit-rich corridor, the floor presents an adaptable canvas for office, creative, or specialty-use teams seeking autonomy, natural light, and the efficiencies that come with occupying an entire level.