A rare full-floor commercial condo in a historic cast-iron Tribeca building offers an elegant and highly polished environment that is immediately distinguished by its restored façade and tall sets of windows stretching across the entire width of the property. The space opens onto a loft-style layout with soaring ceilings, exposed brick, wide-plank wood flooring, and a level of finish that reads more like a high-end gallery or boutique headquarters than a typical office interior. Large perimeter windows line two sides of the floor, bringing consistent daylight into every major area and allowing a business to create private offices, meeting suites, or executive workrooms along the window line without sacrificing natural light for the remainder of the workspace.

Upon entering the suite, the layout moves directly into an expansive open area that can support a substantial workstation environment, client-facing presentation zone, or showroom-style arrangement. The exposed brick wall along one length of the space adds texture and visual presence that complements the tall window bays opposite it, creating a balanced backdrop for collaborative zones or creative team seating. The depth of the floor allows for multiple planning options, including a large central bullpen framed by lounge seating or reception-style soft seating at the front, with perimeter offices distributed toward the corners.

A beautifully built private room sits along the window line and can be configured as an executive office, a formal conference room, or a creative director’s studio. The generous height of the windows and the soft filtered light through the drapery make this perimeter room ideal for high-focus work or client meetings. Another enclosed perimeter room sits nearby and can serve as a second office, a meeting suite, or a consultation room, providing a business with two enclosed work areas without interrupting the flow of the larger open floor.

Toward the interior of the condo, a striking custom kitchen is finished in warm wood paneling, marble counters, and integrated cabinetry. The island serves as a natural gathering point for staff, functioning either as a hospitality zone for clients or an internal café-style break area. The kitchen connects to a long galley utility section where appliances and storage are concealed behind millwork, keeping the workspace visually clean and refined.

A spa-quality bathroom suite includes a double vanity, stone surfaces, a glass-enclosed shower, and a separate bathing area, offering an unusually luxurious amenity for a commercial environment. This private interior core supports businesses that require extended client stays, high-touch hospitality, or a polished setting for executive use.

The entire layout functions cohesively as a full-floor suite suited for design studios, boutique agencies, investment offices, luxury brands, architectural firms, and any group needing a Tribeca presence with character, privacy, and exceptional daylight.