43-49 Bleecker Street Office Space for Lease

Looking for that perfect downtown vibe without the corporate stuffiness? Let’s introduce you to 43-49 Bleecker Street office space – where historic charm meets modern hustle in the heart of Noho.

From Factory Floor to Creative Haven

Step into a piece of New York history at 43-49 Bleecker Street office space. Born in 1900 and thoughtfully updated in 1989, this former industrial building keeps its soul while giving you all the modern perks. Picture 37,993 square feet of loft-style office space spread across six stories of authentic Greenwich Village architecture.

Your Space, Your Story

Want to make your mark? These aren’t your cookie-cutter cubicle farms. Each 6,332-square-foot floor offers high ceilings, exposed brick walls, and windows so big they’ll make your plants (and your team) thrive. Looking for something smaller? Split floorplans mean you can right-size your space, or even explore subleasing options.

The Good Stuff (Because Details Matter)

Life at 43-49 Bleecker Street office space goes beyond just four walls. Here’s what makes coming to work actually enjoyable:

• Natural Light Master Class: Massive windows flood every corner with sunshine, saying goodbye to fluorescent-only lighting forever.
• Industrial Chic Done Right: Original hardwood or concrete floors paired with exposed brick create that perfect creative vibe.
• Flexible Floor Plans: Adapt your space to your team’s needs, not the other way around.
• Location Sweet Spot: Sandwiched perfectly between Bleecker and Bowery, you’re in the center of everything.
• Building Character: Class C means charm and personality without the Class A price tag.

Transit Heaven

Forget the commuting stress. You’ve got the 4, 6, B, D, F, M, N, and R trains practically at your doorstep, with stations at Bleecker Street, Broadway-Lafayette, Prince Street, Lower East Side-2 Avenue, and Spring Street all within easy reach.

Your Future Neighbors

Ready to join the cool kids? You’ll be sharing streets with Ulla Johnson, Bandier, Kith, and more. Current building mates include creative pioneers like Subculture, NovoDisconnect, and The Black Tux. Plus, when lunch calls, spots like Vic’s, Broken Coconut, and Honey Brains are just steps away.