The Farm SoHo
447 Broadway, 2nd floor, New York, NY 10013
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Situated in SoHo, designed with a rustic Americana sensibility in mind and populated by the brightest minds in the NYC startup scene, The Farm is NYC's premier co-working space.
Communal Workspace
$272/month
For 1 Open Desk (1 available)
1 month min. term
(Auto - renewed)
Co-working for the entrepreneur on the go.
Gain 24/7 access to our communal lounges with our affordable membership. Perfect for small teams, freelancers and anyone who wants to work within a vibrant community of dedicated
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Dedicated Desk ($400 Per Person)
$435/month
For 1 Dedicated Desk (25 available)
1 month min. term
(Auto - renewed)
Co-working for the dedicated entrepreneur.
Gain 24/7 access to your very own desk, nurture and grow your company within our vibrant community of dedicated and supportive entrepreneurs.
Also included is 8 hours of conference
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Dedicated Team Table ($350 Per Person)
Starting at $2,034/mo.
For 1 Dedicated Desk (1 available)
1 month min. term
(Auto - renewed)
Show Rates
| 1 month term | $2,285/mo. |
| 6 month term | $2,057/mo. |
| 12 month term | $2,034/mo. |
Co-working desk for your startup.
Gain 24/7 access to your very own desk, nurture and grow your company within our vibrant community of dedicated and supportive entrepreneurs.
* You will have 1 (one) 6 seat table dedicated
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About 447 Broadway in New York
174 Followers
Located between Grand and Howard Streets, 447 Broadway in SoHo is a perfect home for fast-growth startups. The five-story building was built in 1920 and serves as an easy jump-off point to TriBeCa and other happening locations in southern Manhattan.
Featuring a total size of 25,000 square feet, 447 Broadway boasts retail space on the ground floor, where Jubilee Market grocery is currently the leaseholder. The upper floors are office space. Commuting employees have access to New York's subway lines 4, 6, 6X, J, N, Q, R and Z at Canal Street, a 7 minute walk away.
Featuring a gray stone facade with lovely arched windows and carved stonework columns, 447 Broadway in New York is an eye-catching building. It’s offices feature hardwood floors, natural light and high tin ceilings. Some offices have large reception areas, bathrooms, pantries, private offices and conference rooms. These offices are ideal for digital media or other tech-based companies, or PR and advertising agencies.
Amenities & Services at 447 Broadway
- Accessibility
- Catering
- Coffee/Tea
- Entry
- Filtered Water
- Furnished
- Mailbox Services
- Phone
- Print/Scan/Copy
- Projector
- Room Set-up
- TV/Monitor
- Whiteboard
- Window View
Space Types at 447 Broadway
- Desk
Tribeca / Soho
On TriBeCa’s cobblestone streets, between SoHo’s bustling boutiques there are lofts, brownstones, and many unique buildings
Community The Farm SoHo in New York
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Rating and Reviews
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Beautiful space, quiet, clean, and bright! A great place to work individually or co-work with teams. The Farm has multiple different types of work areas to meet your productivity needs - from a treehouse with bean bags, to phone booths for private calls, bar style seating / standing desk space, and long communal tables. Definitely an upgrade from the coffee shops I've been frequenting and for a very affordable price (best in Soho)! There's also a Deli right next door that makes a mean omelet and coffee for only $6. Convenient, comfortable, and conducive to getting stuff done, The Farm is my #1 work space of choice for NYC.
The space was good, but it took a lot to get into the space on a Sunday. When first arriving in the morning, it took 15mins to get in. Then coming back in for lunch, it took 35mins to get in the door.
It's a pain in the ass to get into this space as there are several doors you must get buzzed through, which is a problem if you need to leave and come back (e.g. for lunch).
Space is not very attractive. The main room looks like a textile factory only there are startups & computers instead of sewing machines.
They have a couple of private phone booths near the front, but there is insufficient ventilation so they get super-hot.
Grat location, fast wi-fi, seats especially noteworthy and awesome people - co-working as good as it get's.
Great place, fast wifi, nice people --- they really make it easy for you to afford it, book it, get in, and get to work.
The space was great, and really came in handy when I was in the city. The experience would have been better, however, if there wasn't an entire office taking over the communal space as if they were the only people in there looking to get work done. Talking loudly on cell phones, pacing back and forth throughout the room, shouting to each other's work desks. Totally obnoxious. Meanwhile, everyone else there wanting to work in peace had to have this total rude & inconsiderate cocky display in the foreground throughout the entire day. The Farm workers really should ban whole offices from using the communal space. Rent a more private desk space (like all if the other legitimate offices did) in the back room! The front room should be for individuals and **small** groups only. Or, at the very least, someone working there should have asked them to contain their conversations or keep the noise level down.
Great space! really awesome design, seamless transition between technology resources and workspace. great mix of casual, professional, and creative components
