39 Wooster Street · Private 2nd Floor Office
2,500 SF · ASKING $11,750 / MO N
A private full-floor office with high ceilings and oversized windows, offering abundant natural light and a bright, flexible workspace for creative and professional use.
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2nd Floor Description
Private full floor office available at 39 Wooster Street, located at the intersection of SoHo, Tribeca, and Chinatown. This 2,500 SF second-floor unit features high ceilings and oversized windows that provide abundant natural light, creating an open and energizing environment suited for office use.
Ideal for design studios, boutique agencies, production companies, and other creative or professional firms, this private floor offers both functionality and presence in one of Manhattan’s most dynamic commercial neighborhoods. Listed directly by the owner. Three-year and longer leases available.
Availability
Immediate
Building Description
At 39 Wooster Street, an exceptional opportunity awaits to establish your brand in the heart of SoHo. This prime property offers a coveted 25-foot frontage, placing you in one of the city’s most dynamic retail and business districts.
The ground-floor retail space is designed to impress, featuring soaring 17-foot ceilings and expansive windows that flood the interior with natural light—an ideal setting to showcase your brand. Thoughtful details such as recessed track lighting and skylight-illuminated checkout areas create a refined ambiance, while prominent blade signage and custom LED lighting add a contemporary edge. With 2,400 square feet of basement storage, this space seamlessly combines style and functionality.
The second and third floors offer bright, spacious office suites designed for productivity and professionalism. Modern finishes throughout create a sleek yet comfortable work environment, with each suite thoughtfully equipped with kitchen facilities. Positioned amid SoHo’s bustling streets and surrounded by renowned brands, 39 Wooster Street is the perfect foundation for your business ambitions.
Historical Overview
39-41 Wooster Street, completed around 1900, was a five-story, three-bay cast-iron loft building originally used for light manufacturing and warehousing. Its design features engaged cast-iron columns, segmental-arched windows, and a projecting metal cornice, characteristic of the district’s industrial architecture. The building remains a contributing structure in the SoHo–Cast Iron Historic District Extension for its preserved façade and alignment with the area’s historic mercantile development. In the post-industrial era, it participated in SoHo’s artistic transformation by housing contemporary art galleries such as Spencer Brownstone, helping to bridge the neighborhood’s industrial past with its cultural reinvention.
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