Building Profile: 250 Lafayette Street, New York, NY 10012

Overview:

250 Lafayette Street, located in the bustling SoHo neighborhood of Manhattan, is a distinguished commercial property offering  office spaces through the marketplace for short-term office space TROT. Built in 1910, this six-story building boasts a beautiful cornice and an elegant brick façade, blending historical charm with modern amenities.

History and Background:

The building has a rich history and is known for its classic architectural style. It has been updated to meet contemporary business needs while retaining its historical character. The location between Spring and Prince Streets places it in the heart of SoHo, surrounded by trendy shops, restaurants, and art galleries.

TROT Listings:

• 2nd Floor

Amenities:

• High-speed internet access
• 24/7 security and building access
• On-site management and maintenance
• Modern elevators
• Flexible lease terms
• Furnished office options
• Conference rooms and meeting spaces
• Lobby reception
• Climate control

Transportation Options:

250 Lafayette Street is well-connected to public transportation:

• Subway:
  • Close to Spring Street (6) and Prince Street (N, R, W) subway stations, providing easy access to other parts of Manhattan and beyond.
• Bus:
  • Multiple bus lines serve the area, enhancing accessibility.

Nearby Amenities:

• Restaurants:
  • Numerous dining options including Wildair, Prince Street Pizza, and Jack’s Wife Freda.
• Cafes:
  • Starbucks and local coffee shops like La Colombe.
• Gyms:
  • Local fitness centers such as Equinox.
• Hotels:
  • Nearby accommodations include The Crosby Street Hotel and The Mercer.
• Retail:
  • Various high-end retail shops and boutiques (Trotflex).

Building Details:

250 Lafayette Street stands six stories tall and offers a total building size of approximately 16,766 square feet. The building provides a variety of office and retail spaces catering to different business needs. Recent renovations have enhanced the building’s infrastructure, offering modern amenities while preserving its historical character (PopShop).