A private ground‐level entrance opens directly into a bright reception and waiting area that immediately sets a professional and calming tone. Soft recessed lighting, light wood finishes, and wide plank flooring create a warm welcome for patients or clients. Just beyond the reception desk, the layout branches efficiently into a series of perimeter rooms, each with its own door, sink fixtures, storage, and privacy features suitable for use as exam rooms, consultation offices, or treatment suites. These rooms run along the outer walls and benefit from exterior windows or full-height lighting that keeps every space bright and airy.

Moving deeper inside, the layout distributes seven enclosed rooms in a linear and practical flow that minimizes crossover and creates separation between patient areas and staff functions. Some rooms are large enough to accommodate exam chairs and equipment, while others are configured more like private consult offices with enough floor space for seating and administrative furnishings. Hallways are wide and uncluttered, offering clean travel paths for patients, mobility devices, and staff circulation. Sound-dampening materials, durable floors, and neutral paint tones carry throughout, allowing incoming tenants to easily brand the interior without undergoing major renovation.

Two restrooms are located toward the core of the space, positioned for convenient access from all treatment areas without interrupting workflow. Each restroom appears recently upgraded with accessible fixtures and modern finishes. The overall footprint supports a variety of specialties such as dermatology, physical therapy, dentistry, mental health counseling, aesthetics, or primary care, and the existing plumbing infrastructure gives flexibility for additional sinks or equipment hookups.

Several of the rooms feature sliding privacy curtains, ceiling-mounted tracks, or built-in cabinetry that further reinforce the medical usability of the layout. Wall-mounted storage, counters with integrated basins, and in-room lighting make it possible to move in with minimal retrofit. Toward the rear of the space, the corridor widens to accommodate staff workstations or equipment staging, and the neutral palette makes it easy to introduce reception furniture, exam trolleys, or digital kiosks.

Because the suite occupies a single, self-contained floor with its own entrance, access control and patient flow can be fully managed by the tenant without negotiating shared hallways or lobbies. The interior condition is clean, white-boxed, and move-in ready, eliminating demolition work and reducing timeframes for occupancy. Every room has been planned with medical use in mind, so circulation, lighting, and privacy all meet the expectations of healthcare tenants looking to establish or expand in a high-demand neighborhood.

Notes: 179 Sullivan Street presents a rare opportunity to lease a fully built medical office in one of Manhattan’s most sought-after neighborhoods—at the crossroads of SoHo and Greenwich Village. Spanning approximately 2,100 square feet, the space is configured with 7 exam rooms, 2 restrooms, and a flexible layout ideal for a wide range of medical, wellness, or professional uses.