Office

26 Henry Street, New York, NY 10002 – Two Bridges / Lower East Side
Asking Rent: $3,000/month
Use: Micro-Office / Startup / Creative Studio / Professional Solo Practice
Size: 295 sq ft
Property Type: Office / Commercial Space
Lease Type: Commercial Lease
Estimated Annual Rent: $36,000
Price per Sq Ft: ~$122/sq ft/year | ~$10.17/sq ft/month

Property Overview
This 295-square-foot office space at 26 Henry Street is an ultra-compact, affordable offering in the emerging Two Bridges area near the Lower East Side. With an asking rent of $3,000 per month, this micro-space provides a minimal yet functional footprint for a solo entrepreneur, freelancer, startup, or creative professional. The higher price per square foot is typical for very small units and reflects the efficiency and low barrier to entry for a private office in a developing downtown neighborhood.

Space Highlights

• Compact 295 sq ft, suitable for a single-occupant office or a very small creative studio
• Efficient layout likely featuring an open room or a small partitioned area
• High price per square foot is standard for micro-units due to fixed costs per lease
• Likely includes basic finishes, lighting, and electrical; may be a raw loft-style space
• Ideal for a business requiring a private, official address without significant space needs

Building & Location

• Two Bridges/Lower East Side location on Henry Street near Rutgers Street
• Emerging residential and commercial area with new development, near the Manhattan and Brooklyn Bridges
• Close to the Seaport, Chinatown, and the dynamic Essex Market district
• Good access to subway lines (F at East Broadway, J/Z at Essex St, 4/5/6 at Brooklyn Bridge)
• Building likely a converted loft or small commercial property with basic services

Summary
Offered at $3,000/month (~$122/sq ft/year), this 295 sq ft office at 26 Henry Street is a functional and accessible entry point for a solo professional or micro-business seeking an affordable private space in Lower Manhattan. While the price per square foot is high, the total monthly rent is manageable, providing a cost-effective alternative to coworking for those needing a dedicated, private address. It’s ideal for freelancers, consultants, artists, or tech founders in the early stages.