ONE EYED STUDIOS: STUDIO 175
Marketing DescriptionCLEAN VINYL FLOOR
A Clean Space To Get Creative
Studio 175 at One Eyed Studios features a clean vinyl floor and our unique skylight system for all-day natural light.
At nearly 200 sqft, Studio 175 is nice and compact, the perfect size to get you started on your creative endeavors without feeling overwhelmed by too much space.
Get moving and commit to living the life you always imagined!
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
Studio Size: 181 sqft
Monthly Rental: $905 p/m
Lease Term: 12 months
Private studio
Slop sink
Lounge area
Conference room
Kitchenette
Freight elevator
Utilities included (AC, Heat, WiFi)
Access 24/7
Mailbox
CONTRACT OPTIONS
Flexible contract options from 3, 6, 9 months
One-year contracts available for long-term occupancy
Application and credit check required
SEE ALL OUR LATEST STUDIO AVAILABILITY AT
https://rockella.space/spaces/
CONTACT NOEMI
Phone 929-900-6731
WEBSITE
https://rockella.space/
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ONE EYED STUDIOS
1639 CENTRE ST, QUEENS, NY 11385
Built in 1930 and with a long history of housing creative industries such as fabric producers for major department stores like Macy’s, One Eyed Studios sits on the culturally diverse border of Bushwick and Ridgewood–charmingly coined Ridgewick–serving a diverse community of traditional and contemporary. Our occupants are old neighbors who range in creative fields from music production to graphic design and new neighbors creating artisan body products and world-class tattoo design.
ABOUT ROCKELLA SPACE
Rockella Space was conceived in 2017 out of a personal need for an affordable studio space and a grand dream of building out the perfect, light-filled studio complex. Today, Rockella Space occupies two factory buildings in Brooklyn, and one in Queens, offering over 300 creative spaces to the community that all retain an industrial aesthetic, old-world charm, and architectural hints to the history of the previous creative lives they once hosted.