The entire fourth floor at 305 Seventh Avenue is presented as a bright, newly whiteboxed full-floor office space that delivers a rare combination of open planning flexibility, abundant natural light, and direct control over the entire premises. As soon as one steps off the elevator, the floor opens into an expansive corner layout defined by tall ceilings, clean white surfaces, and wide stretches of refinished hardwood flooring. The open area extends in multiple directions, forming a sweeping central workspace that can easily accommodate a large benching layout, creative studio environment, or a series of collaborative team zones depending on the needs of the incoming owner-occupier. Because this is a fully whiteboxed floor, all infrastructure is exposed and ready for a custom buildout, allowing a tenant or buyer to design perimeter offices, meeting rooms, or specialty rooms exactly where they are desired.

Along the perimeter of the floor, oversized windows wrap two sides of the space and bring in steady natural sunlight, enhancing the sense of openness throughout the interior. These windows create an ideal opportunity to establish several private perimeter offices or executive rooms without compromising access to daylight for the larger team areas. The corners of the floor, which receive especially strong light and views, can serve as impressive executive offices, dedicated conference rooms, design studios, or client-facing meeting suites. The scale of the perimeter allows for approximately four to six enclosed rooms depending on the chosen configuration, with enough frontage to maintain privacy while still giving each room a bright, airy quality. The long window line also enables the creation of a large boardroom or multifunction meeting area that can anchor one end of the floor.

The interior section of the space is completely open, supported by clean structural columns that do not obstruct planning, making it well-suited for an open-plan team environment, showroom functions, technology production space, or even medical planning should a buyer prefer an exam-room layout. Because the floor is fully whiteboxed, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems are exposed at a stage that allows a purchaser to implement upgraded lighting concepts, supplemental HVAC, or specialized wiring pathways with ease. The open slab and clean surfaces present a blank canvas for branding and layout design, allowing any professional services firm, creative agency, nonprofit organization, or boutique medical practice to tailor the space to their operations.

As a full-floor unit, the space provides secure identity, direct elevator access, and the ability to control access to the entire premises without sharing corridors or common areas. The building’s corner location enhances visibility and brings natural light deep into the floorplate, which is a major benefit for any business prioritizing staff wellbeing, energy efficiency, or a polished client-facing presentation. Its prime Chelsea location offers immediate access to major transportation lines, creating a highly accessible and strategically positioned office environment. Delivered vacant, free of liens, and approved for sale through the appropriate court process, this rare full-floor offering provides both flexibility and long-term value in one of Manhattan’s most active commercial submarkets.