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SOHO NEW YORK NY 202 SPRING STREET CONCEPTUAL RENDERING SPACE DETAILS LOCATION GROUND FLOOR LOWER LEVEL Southwest corner of Sullivan Street SPACE Ground Floor 2,000 SF Lower Level 1,255 SF Total 3,255 SF FRONTAGE 100 FT of wraparound POSSESSION Immediate 1,255 SF TERM Long term SULLIVAN STREET SULLIVAN SITE STATUS Formerly Spa Belles 75 FT 2,000 SF NEIGHBORS Physique 57, The Shade Store, LeSportsac, Variazioni, Dominique Ansel Bakery, Paowalla, Aquagrill, Piccola Cucina Osteria Siciliana and Blue Ribbon Brasserie COMMENTS Across the street from the trains with annual ridership of 3,782,314 Rare corner available at the base of a luxury condominium building Outdoor seating permissable Open to any signage Space has HVAC in place, is sprinklered throughout, and can be vented 25 FT SPRING STREET Houston - Canal Street, West Broadway - Hudson River New York, NY June 2017 AREA RETAIL BARROW STREET ST LUKE'S PLACE WEST HOUSTON STREET 202 HUDSON Harry's Corner Shop CHURCH OF ST. ANTHONY Keito OF PADUA PARK Brigadeiro DOWNING STREET Gilda's Bakery Club NYC Axelle Fine Arts SPRING Martin Pepe Rosso To Go Rotella Gallery MORTON STREET Lane Gallery Charlie Pino's Meat Market Seraphine Bird 12 Chairs Café Film George Berges Forum Les Petits Gallery STREET WEST HOUSTON STREET Wendy Nichol Chapelais The Pet Emmett's DTR NEW YORK NY LEROY STREET S.O.B.'s Rabbits Deco & Jewels Bar Dinner Club Modern Galleries Tangdance Deb's Soho Art House Navy Rosebud Linder Michael Tyler Once Upon A Tart Hundred Acres Stationers MAC DOUGAL STREET B.J. Magazines Inc. Katina KING STREET The Dutch The Wine Hut Productions Little Souen Art Gallery Prince Sean Nagomi PRINCE STREET J.N. Natural ST. ANTHONY'S Raoul's CLARKSON STREET Fruits Corp. CONVENT Piccola Il Corallo SIXTH AVENUE Cucina Ward Trattoria Nasse Jack Geary Arrojo Studio Il Bisonte Gallery Omen Cocotte Ciccio Trade Mark Little Italy Pizza Bar Alimentari Skinny Dips CHARLTON STREET Coin Shop Dosa Santimetre Faherty Global Table (Temp) E. Shaw Lunessa VARICK STREET Jewels WNYX 93.9 Alidoro Hudson Square WQXR 105.9 Pharmacy Modern Tibet VESUVIO PLAYGROUND Avitto WEST BROADWAY SULLIVAN STREET SULLIVAN Blue Ribbon THOMPSON STREET Eight Senses HUDSON Manhattan Mini Storage VANDAM STREET San Carlo Paowalla HUDSON STREET Soho Dominique RIVER Room Ansel Bakery Cadillac Experience SPRING STREET Aquagrill Ottiva Bistro SIXTH AVENUE Les PARK City Winery OM Indian Piccola Amis Grainger Food Cucina Hudson Food Court SIXTH AVENUE The Frogs Savore GREENWICH STREET Crown Inuvo Bakery Feldspar PJ Charlton Brook Hirohisa WASHINGTON STREET Oishi Judo Scott Jordan SPRING STREET PIER 40 Furniture Vin Et Fleurs Todd Dahesh Hase Museum of Art Ambienti WEST STREET Italia Meg Cohen WEST STREET Manhattan Mini Storage Design Shop CONTACT NYC Fire Museum DOMINICK STREET Robert Kuo Mcgovern's Bar 202 SPRING STREET EXCLUSIVE AGENTS Giorgione BROOME STREET Adoro Lei Amelia's Restaurant Chalk Point Tauro & Coffee Shop Kitchen Atlas Acon Electric Restaurant Service Corp Rossetti Pizza Mooncake BROOME STREET Foods IKE BIBI ISAAC ARZT HOLLAND TUNNEL Lupe's Souk & WATTS STREET 212.916.3398 212.916.3383 RENWICK STREET Sandwich Kana Tapas Bar & Restaurant [email protected] [email protected] Ear Inn Miller's Oath Houseman Bart Halpern Ball Art Studio James Jeans WundaBar Pilates Felix Converso Maison Restaurant 521 FIFTH AVENUE Boris Bidjan Saberi Close & Bar Wine Spring Converso GRAND STREET FLOOR 7 Cookbooks Magazine Bazaar Recess NEW YORK, NY 10175 Concepts The Mill Dogpound Polo Metro 212.599.3700 Electric Bicycle Jimmy [email protected] LMCC LentSpace RKF.COM §9A The Jackie ¨¦ Robinson CANAL STREET Museum © 2017 ROBERT K. FUTTERMAN & ASSOCIATES, LLC All information is from sources believed reliable, not HOLLAND TUNNEL EXIT independently verified, and thus subject to errors, omissions, and modifications such as price, listing, square I78 footage, rates and commissions. All information, estimates and projections subject to change, market assumptions, ¨¦§ unknown facts and conditions, and future potentialities. RKF makes no express or implied representations or Iconic Café warranties, as facts and results may vary materially from all information, estimates and projections. WATTS STREET CANAL STREET All renderings presented are conceptual. COMING SOON Miles 0 0.0225 0.045 0.09 All information supplied is from sources deemed reliable and is furnished subject to errors, omission, modifications, removal of the listing à from sale, and to any listing conditions, including the rates and manner of payment of commissions for particular offerings imposed by µ principals or agreed to by this Company, the terms of which are available to principals or duty licensed brokers. Any square footage dimensions set forth are approximate..
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