Legal, accounting & finance
Build a client-ready suite with private offices, reception, and conference space for attorneys, CPAs, insurers, or advisors.
Now leasing in Poughkeepsie
Flexible commercial space at 63-65 Washington Street - from right-sized suites to a full floor, with an ownership team open to thoughtful build-outs and custom partitions.
Flexible by design
One established tenant occupies approximately one-third of the upper floor. The balance of the upper floor and the entire lower level are available for lease.
Need a few private offices, a multi-room suite, a full floor, or a shared professional-office concept? Ownership is open to dividing the available space for three or four tenants - or creating a tailored plan for the right larger user. Owner-supplied plans now map approximately 3,952 square feet on the second floor and 7,216 square feet on the lower level.
Tell us what you needYour space, your way
These are starting points, not fixed packages. We welcome a conversation about your team, clients, and ideal layout.
Build a client-ready suite with private offices, reception, and conference space for attorneys, CPAs, insurers, or advisors.
Explore consultation, counseling, therapy, dental, or compatible care uses, subject to infrastructure, licensing, and approvals.
Give architects, engineers, designers, and project teams room for focused work, plan review, and collaborative meetings.
Combine staff offices, intake or waiting areas, meeting rooms, and flexible program space under one roof.
Consider classrooms, testing, workshops, career services, or a training center with supporting offices and break-out rooms.
Create a regional base for brokerage, management, construction, home services, or field teams that need offices and parking.
Mix open workstations, quiet rooms, meeting space, and a team hub for agencies, technology groups, or administrative offices.
Explore compatible yoga, movement, coaching, or wellness uses with a layout and occupancy plan developed around your program.
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Property features are based on available owner and public records. Prospective tenants should verify condition, operation, capacity, accessibility, and suitability for their intended use.
Plans for both levels
The two owner-supplied measurement packages map approximately 11,168 square feet across the second floor and lower level. Use the plans to compare private-room, open-work, meeting, training, and support-space possibilities before scheduling a tour.
Reported areas are approximate and subject to field verification.
Second-floor plans & report
The newly supplied top-floor scan shows approximately 3,952 square feet in the measured report, with enclosed perimeter rooms, a broad open work area, long circulation, a foyer, and multiple restroom and support areas. It offers a useful starting point for private offices, team space, meetings, training, or a tailored multi-room suite.


The owner-supplied source package describes this area as the property's "Top Floor," while its internal drawing and report label it "Floor 1." It is presented here as the second floor. The report states 3,952 square feet total measured and 1,056 square feet excluded. Measurements are described as highly reliable but not guaranteed; availability boundaries, existing occupancy, and field conditions should be independently verified.
Lower-level plans & report
The owner-supplied scan maps the available lower level room by room, from two large open zones to private offices, support areas, halls, bathrooms, and building services.
The scan report labels this area "Lower Level 1" and its drawing as "Floor 1." Owner-supplied plans are provided for general reference. Measurements are described in the report as highly reliable but not guaranteed; availability boundaries and field conditions should be independently verified.
Work in the Queen City
Washington Street connects the property to Poughkeepsie's civic core, riverfront, rail station, dining scene, and one of the Hudson Valley's signature outdoor destinations. It is a setting where teams can work, meet clients, and make a day of being downtown.
The Washington Street stairs at 131 Washington lead to the east gate of the landmark pedestrian bridge - an easy option for a pre-work walk, lunch break, or team outing.
Explore the Walkway →Arts & cultureDowntown's historic theater brings music, dance, film, broadcasts, and community events into the workweek and gives visiting clients something memorable to do after a meeting.
See Bardavon →RiverfrontUpper Landing Park and the Mid-Hudson Discovery Museum anchor a revitalized riverfront near the station, restaurants, and the Walkway's seasonal glass elevator.
Visit the riverfront →Eat localMill House Brewing Company pairs locally minded dining and house-made beer in a rehabilitated mill - a useful nearby choice for team lunches, client dinners, or after-work conversation.
Meet Mill House →Downtown diningZeus Brewing adds a Main Street brewpub, private-event options, and a rooftop overlooking the Hudson Valley to the collection of downtown places to gather.
Visit Zeus →Business districtPoughkeepsie's downtown mixes government and court activity with professional offices, education, restaurants, maker spaces, and community arts - the ingredients of its Innovation District.
Explore the district →Connected to the region
The Poughkeepsie station serves both Metro-North and Amtrak, while Routes 9, 44, and 55 connect the city across Dutchess County and the Mid-Hudson region. Once here, clients and employees are close to downtown services, county offices and courts, restaurants, the riverfront, and cultural destinations.
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Tell us what you do, how much space you need, and when you would like to move. We will help you explore a practical fit and schedule a private tour.
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