Retail

For Lease – 335 Eighth Avenue, New York, NY 10001

Asking Rent: $40,000 / Month
Property Type: Retail / Commercial
Available Space: 2,808 SF
Location: Chelsea / Midtown South, Manhattan

Property Overview

Located in the heart of Chelsea’s bustling Eighth Avenue corridor, 335 Eighth Avenue presents a 2,808-square-foot ground-floor retail opportunity ideal for restaurant, café, wellness, or boutique retail use. This highly visible corner property offers strong pedestrian and vehicular exposure in one of Manhattan’s most active mixed-use neighborhoods.

The space features a wide glass storefront, high ceilings, and an open interior layout suitable for both retail display and food service concepts. Its prime corner positioning provides excellent branding potential, while proximity to major residential buildings, offices, and transit ensures steady daily traffic.

Highlights

• Size: 2,808 SF
• Asking Rent: $40,000 / Month
• Use: Retail / Restaurant / Café / Gallery
• Frontage: Full glass storefront along Eighth Avenue
• Ceiling Height: Approx. 12–14 FT
• Condition: Move-in ready or available for custom buildout
• Ventilation: F&B potential with existing infrastructure
• Building Type: Mixed-use commercial with retail at grade
• Access: Ground-floor ADA-compliant entry
• Signage: Exceptional visibility for street branding

Neighborhood Highlights

Surrounded by Chelsea’s vibrant blend of residential, office, and hospitality developments, 335 Eighth Avenue benefits from consistent foot traffic and proximity to major destinations including Google’s headquarters, The High Line, Chelsea Market, and Hudson Yards. The location is serviced by the C, E, and 1 subway lines, and is within walking distance of Penn Station and 23rd Street.

Summary

The 2,808 SF retail space at 335 Eighth Avenue, New York, NY 10001, is available for $40,000 per month under a direct lease. Combining corner exposure, adaptable layout, and a high-traffic Chelsea address, this property is ideal for dynamic retail or hospitality operators seeking visibility and accessibility in Midtown South.