Bench desks beneath tall windows and cast-iron columns, 2nd floor at 380 Lafayette Street
Workstations along street windows with fluted column, 2nd floor at 380 Lafayette Street
Glass-paneled workstation pods in open bullpen, 2nd floor at 380 Lafayette Street
Open work area with exposed brick arch, 2nd floor at 380 Lafayette Street
Conference room with large table and wall screen, 2nd floor at 380 Lafayette Street
Private office with two windows and built-in shelving, 2nd floor at 380 Lafayette Street
Wet pantry with stone counters and stainless appliances, 2nd floor at 380 Lafayette Street
Entry corridor with glass-walled offices and column, 2nd floor at 380 Lafayette Street
Bench desks beneath tall windows and cast-iron columns, 2nd floor at 380 Lafayette Street
Workstations along street windows with fluted column, 2nd floor at 380 Lafayette Street
Glass-paneled workstation pods in open bullpen, 2nd floor at 380 Lafayette Street
Open work area with exposed brick arch, 2nd floor at 380 Lafayette Street
Conference room with large table and wall screen, 2nd floor at 380 Lafayette Street
Private office with two windows and built-in shelving, 2nd floor at 380 Lafayette Street
Wet pantry with stone counters and stainless appliances, 2nd floor at 380 Lafayette Street
Entry corridor with glass-walled offices and column, 2nd floor at 380 Lafayette Street

Office Space

$ 72,366 /month

9,141 SF

Space Overview

The entire 2nd floor at 380 Lafayette Street is available for a five-year sublease, with 9,141 SF in move-in condition. A wet pantry greets your team near the elevator. Beyond it, an open bullpen runs toward tall windows on Lafayette Street. Fluted cast-iron columns, hardwood floors, and 14-foot ceilings give the floor real loft character. Thirteen glass-fronted offices and meeting rooms, two conference rooms, and four restrooms ring the plan. The space is prebuilt and seats about 60.

Neighborhood

Known as the Schermerhorn Building, 380 Lafayette Street is a Romanesque Revival loft completed in 1889. Architect Henry Hardenbergh, who also designed the Plaza Hotel and The Dakota, drew its plans. New York City designated it a landmark in 1966. Brownstone, terra-cotta and carved stone wrap its corner at Great Jones Street. The six-story building has passenger and freight elevators. Leasing here puts your firm on a full floor behind one of the area’s most recognized facades.

Located in Greenwich Village, the building sits at the northwest corner of Lafayette and Great Jones Streets. Lafayette Grand Café & Bakery fills the ground floor, serving pastries in the morning and French dishes at night. Vic’s, a short walk east on Great Jones, turns out pizza and fresh pasta. Farther along that block, Atelier Jolie houses galleries and the Eat Offbeat café. Jean’s anchors the next block north at 415 Lafayette. Two blocks south, the Bleecker Street 6 station connects with the B, D, F and M at Broadway-Lafayette.

Location

Nearby Public Transportation

Property Details

Listing 67606

Size: 9,141 SF Rent/SF: $ 95
Monthly Rent: $ 72,366 Lease Type: Sublease
Available: 10/01/2026 Lease Term: 5 years
Suite/Floor: Entire 2nd Floor Address: 380 Lafayette Street

Features

Conference Room Full Floor
High Ceilings Natural Light
Wet Pantry Wood Floors
Important Information

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