838 6th Avenue is a six-story early 20th-century loft building in the NoMad / Koreatown corridor, positioned along Avenue of the Americas between major retail, office, and transit nodes. Public record and marketplace sources identify the property as a low-rise office building built in 1911, with reported building size ranging from approximately 26,314 SF in public records to 28,500 SF in historical marketplace data, which is typical of source-to-source variance and should be confirmed before final posting. Public sources also show a typical floor plate of roughly 4,700 SF, which aligns well with the available full 4th floor opportunity. The location benefits from immediate access to the Flatiron / NoMad district, an active mixed-use neighborhood known for a dense concentration of offices, hospitality, retail, dining, and daily commuter traffic. The Flatiron NoMad Partnership describes the district as one of Manhattan’s most iconic and active business and destination areas. Madison Square Park and the Flatiron retail corridor are nearby, and Eataly Flatiron at 200 Fifth Avenue adds a strong amenity anchor for employees, clients, and visitors. Transit access is a major strength. The space is steps from the 28 St N/R/W corridor and within easy reach of the 33rd Street PATH terminal at Sixth Avenue and 33rd Street, strengthening connectivity to Midtown, Penn Station, New Jersey commuters, and the broader Manhattan subway network.