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Read our guide to find out what type of flexible workspace is offered by The Writers Room
The coworking space is situated in a penthouse loft at the crossroads of the East and West Village and close to NYU.
The space enjoys great levels of natural light due to the large windows, and the workspace has been arranged to create private desk spaces with partitions.
The professional workspace is also softened with comfortable armchairs and sofas, rugs, and warm lighting.
Membership options include part-time, full-time, and weekend-only, and there is also a one-month membership available for out-of-towners.
The Writers Room’s address is 740 Broadway at Astor Place, New York, NY 10003.
About The Writers Room
Established in 1978, The Writers Room is an affordable workspace in Manhattan in which writers, write.
In fact, The Writers Room members and alum have published more than 1,300 books, have had more than 500 plays staged, dozens of screenplays given the green light, and hundreds of articles, pieces, and poems published.
As New York City’s and, in fact, America’s first non-profit, shared writing working space, it is known by the writing community as an essential workplace resource for writers living in or visiting Manhattan.
Why choose The Writers Room desk space in Manhattan?
Established more than 40 years ago, The Writers Room has firmly positioned itself as an offering in which writers can work privately but together in a space that is cozy yet well-lit.
Aside from being an inexpensive alternative to working from home, its tranquil ambiance makes it an attractive alternative choice to working from a coffee shop or corporate coworking space in Manhattan.
In fact, members describe the loft space setting in the historic cast-iron building, as a silent sanctuary for deep work.
The community of writers has written well over 1,000 pieces of work so members love to rub shoulders with like-minded creative professionals, and members are always the first to know about workshops or other relevant events taking place in the city.
As many writers also appreciate the work of painters and, indeed, love to paint themselves, there are often exhibitions held within the space, too.
The team behind the space also loves to use its virtual platforms to share and celebrate the many successes of members and alum.
The Writers Room is open 24/7/365 and is located just 2 minutes from Astor Place and 8 Street subway stations, and is very close to NYU.