The fifth floor at 561 Broadway offers a rare opportunity for a business to occupy a light-filled, column-free SoHo loft with a private terrace and finely detailed architectural finishes. Entry leads into a gracious foyer that opens directly into an expansive main workspace framed by a full wall of oversized windows overlooking historic cast-iron facades. The depth of the room and the uninterrupted hardwood flooring create an airy environment well suited for a collaborative office, gallery, design studio, or showroom program. A long row of glass-paneled doors opens out to a terrace that spans the length of the southern exposure, bringing in soft natural light and offering a usable outdoor extension of the workspace for meetings, staff breaks, or client hospitality.

The primary open area stretches across the front half of the floor and can easily support twenty to twenty-five workstations while still allowing for lounge seating, presentation zones, and large team tables. The ceiling height and exposed ductwork emphasize the loft character, while integrated lighting tracks make it possible to illuminate workstations or display walls without burdening the layout with partitions. The room transitions fluidly into a second open zone with similar dimensions, ideal for a conference suite, studio production area, or a second independent team workspace. Its placement allows it to function as a semi-private area while still benefiting from the long run of windows and the brightness they provide.

Three perimeter rooms are arranged along the western corridor of the floorplan. The largest, situated near the entrance, functions well as a private executive office, or as a small conference room. A second perimeter room with similar proportions sits just beyond it and can be used for partner-level offices or enclosed client consultation space. The third, set toward the back of the corridor, provides the quiet separation needed for focused work or administrative tasks. Each room has either window exposure or adjacency to the main light-filled space, allowing for comfortable year-round use.

The center of the floor contains a polished pantry with modern cabinetry, full-size appliances, and generous counter surfaces for staff meals or catered events. Two bathrooms, including a large primary bath and a separate powder room, serve both staff and clients with ease. A laundry and mechanical room sit discreetly near the entry corridor, keeping operational equipment out of sight and leaving the primary work areas open and uninterrupted. The private terrace along the southern façade remains one of the most distinguishing features of the space, offering continuous daylight and a rare indoor-outdoor relationship in a SoHo commercial loft.

With its large open floorplate, three perimeter rooms, terrace access, tall ceilings, and classic SoHo proportions, the fifth floor at this Broadway location provides an adaptable, sophisticated environment suited for companies seeking a creative headquarters, boutique medical suite, or luxury showroom presence in one of Manhattan’s most desirable neighborhoods.