The entire third floor at 565 Broadway offers a rare SoHo full-floor commercial condominium with sweeping proportions, exceptional natural light, and the unmistakable character of a cast-iron loft. Upon stepping off the elevator into the space, the breadth of the open floorplate becomes immediately apparent. Tall ceilings and a continuous run of oversized windows along two full sides create a bright and uninterrupted expanse that stretches from the front of the floor to the far corner, allowing a business to design a highly flexible environment that supports both workstation density and executive-level comfort. The white structural columns define soft divisions across the floor yet preserve the long sightlines that make this loft so distinctive. The result is a workspace with the openness of a gallery and the presence of a true SoHo flagship headquarters.

The main open area occupies the entire windowed perimeter, offering enough square footage to comfortably accommodate fifty to sixty workstations while still leaving ample room for large-format lounges, collaborative tables, and breakout seating. The rhythm of the windows evenly distributes daylight throughout the space, reducing the need for artificial lighting during daytime hours and creating an inviting, energizing atmosphere for creative, technology, fashion, or design-driven firms. The width of the floor allows for multiple workstation neighborhoods separated naturally by column bays or soft furniture groupings, enabling teams to operate independently without dividing the floor with hard partitions.

Three perimeter rooms sit along the western wall, each proportioned for private offices, client-facing meeting suites, or executive studios. Their window exposure and separation from the primary open area make them ideal locations for leadership, legal or financial functions, or quiet work requiring privacy. Toward the center of the floor, an additional enclosed room can serve as a conference room, edit suite, or secure planning room depending on the operational needs of the tenant. The layout also supports the creation of a second conference room along the northern wall without sacrificing the openness that defines the space. A large open zone at the far end of the floor is well-suited for a boardroom-scale meeting area, a centralized creative bullpen, or a showroom environment for brands that rely on spatial presentation.

The southwest corner contains a dedicated area that can accommodate a pantry or café-style amenity, complete with the infrastructure for refrigeration, counter space, and staff support. Because of the extensive width of the floor and its uniform structural grid, circulation moves naturally around the columns and across the full length of the loft, giving teams the ability to flow between collaborative zones, perimeter rooms, and quiet heads-down areas without bottlenecks. The consistent hardwood flooring and clean white finishes allow any business to imprint its identity immediately, whether through art display, gallery-style installations, or modern office furnishing.

With its full-floor presence, corner exposures, large window lines, and authentic SoHo proportions, the third floor at 565 Broadway offers an extraordinary opportunity for a business seeking a statement location with the flexibility to create a best-in-class workspace in one of Manhattan’s most sought-after neighborhoods.