Open loft with timber columns and brick wall, partial 3rd floor at 131-133 Spring Street
Bright bullpen with oversized windows, partial 3rd floor at 131-133 Spring Street
Long hardwood floor along exposed brick wall, partial 3rd floor at 131-133 Spring Street
Glass-walled conference room by brick wall, partial 3rd floor at 131-133 Spring Street
Glass conference room facing the windows, partial 3rd floor at 131-133 Spring Street
Two glass phone booths between timber columns, partial 3rd floor at 131-133 Spring Street
Cafe seating area beside tall windows, partial 3rd floor at 131-133 Spring Street
New wet pantry with open shelving, partial 3rd floor at 131-133 Spring Street
Open loft with timber columns and brick wall, partial 3rd floor at 131-133 Spring Street
Bright bullpen with oversized windows, partial 3rd floor at 131-133 Spring Street
Long hardwood floor along exposed brick wall, partial 3rd floor at 131-133 Spring Street
Glass-walled conference room by brick wall, partial 3rd floor at 131-133 Spring Street
Glass conference room facing the windows, partial 3rd floor at 131-133 Spring Street
Two glass phone booths between timber columns, partial 3rd floor at 131-133 Spring Street
Cafe seating area beside tall windows, partial 3rd floor at 131-133 Spring Street
New wet pantry with open shelving, partial 3rd floor at 131-133 Spring Street

Office Space

$ 41,639 /month

5,678 SF

Space Overview

Available for lease, the partial 3rd floor at 131-133 Spring Street has 5,678 square feet of newly built loft space. A small lounge greets visitors at the entry. Beyond it, a bullpen seats about 40. Timber columns, exposed brick, and hardwood floors run the length of the floor. Oversized windows at both ends bring in abundant light under high ceilings. A glass-walled conference room and two glass phone booths give your team places to meet and take calls. The wet pantry has café seating, and the restrooms are brand new. Your company controls its own air conditioning.

Neighborhood

Built in 1915, the six-story loft building at 131-133 Spring Street sits inside the SoHo-Cast Iron Historic District. A 2005 renovation updated the building, and this floor now has a brand-new build-out. Shops fill the ground floor, with offices on the levels above. At about 35,000 square feet, the building has a boutique feel that suits a growing firm. An elevator serves the 3rd floor. Rents reflect the fresh finishes and a prime block between Greene and Wooster Streets. For your company, that means a finished rental in the center of the neighborhood.

Located in SoHo, the building stands on Spring Street between Greene and Wooster. Francesco SoHo, a block south at Greene and Broome, serves pastries and lunch. Bibliotheque, a wine bar and bookstore on Mercer Street, works well for client drinks. Fanelli Café, a longtime tavern at Prince and Mercer, sits two blocks northeast. La Colombe pours coffee on Prince Street to the west. Transit is close. The N, R, and W trains stop at Prince Street and Broadway. C and E service runs from Spring Street at Sixth Avenue.

Location

Nearby Public Transportation

Property Details

Listing 67668

Size: 5,678 SF Rent/SF: $ 88
Monthly Rent: $ 41,639 Lease Type: Direct
Available: 10/01/2026 Lease Term: 5-10 years
Suite/Floor: Partial 3rd Floor Address: 131-133 Spring Street

Features

Exposed Brick High Ceilings
Individual HVAC Controls Natural Light
Wet Pantry Wood Floors
Important Information

Listings are presented for illustrative purposes only; they may no longer be available and are provided merely as an exemplary representation of the types of spaces in a given neighborhood for a given price.