An exceptional opportunity to lease a fully built-out community facility space in one of Williamsburg’s most desirable and high-foot-traffic corridors. Located at 179 North 7th Street, this expansive 2,000square foot space with a private backyard is move-in ready and ideal for a wide range of institutional, medical, educational, and nonprofit uses. Currently configured as a licensed school, the space features multiple classrooms and private offices, ADA accessibility, built-in restrooms and showers, and two entrances, offering both flexibility and functionality for a variety of community-driven tenants. The layout is enhanced by soaring ceilings, excellent natural light, and high-end finishes throughout. The private, landscaped backyard creates unique programming potential for child care, wellness, or outdoor education. With no key money required, this is a rare, turnkey opportunity in the heart of prime Williamsburg, just steps from the Bedford L. ? Property Highlights: • 2,000 SF community facility use only (no retail or restaurant) • Additional private backyard space • Fully built out with multiple rooms, offices, and classrooms • Bathrooms with showers and ADA-compliant access • Two entrances for functional layout or dual operations • No key money • Super high ceilings and excellent light • Prime Williamsburg block with extremely high foot traffic ? Permitted Uses (Community Facility Only): Ideal for: • Licensed school, daycare, or early childhood education • Mental health clinic or therapy group practice • Medical or dental office • Nonprofit headquarters or administrative space • Tutoring, test prep, or instructional center • Religious organization or community outreach hub • Arts or music instruction • Senior or youth services • Counseling, social services, or wellness center ? Location Highlights: • Located on North 7th St between Bedford Ave & Driggs • Just 1 block to Bedford L – fastest access from Manhattan • Surrounded by vibrant restaurants, retail, and community institutions • Heavy daily foot traffic and long-term neighborhood demand for quality institutional spaces ?