This full-floor prebuilt offers an immediate, high-impact presence with street-facing views and twelve-foot ceilings that flood the space with light. Designed to accommodate teams of up to 18 in open benching, the suite features two interior glass-fronted offices, a pair of conference rooms—one windowed overlooking Madison Avenue and one fully enclosed interior—and a pantry finished with stone counters, stainless appliances, and integrated storage. The architectural composition pairs polished concrete floors with exposed slab ceilings and designer pendant lighting, resulting in a clean, industrial atmosphere that aligns with creative agencies and forward-facing firms.

Upon entry, guests are greeted by a discreet reception area that separates client-facing conference use from the main bullpen. The primary workspace unfolds as a contiguous expanse of benching workstations, arranged in quad formations to encourage collaboration while preserving a functional flow. Each cluster benefits from wide circulation paths and abundant light via oversized windows, allowing for a productivity-forward layout that still feels spacious. Along the perimeter, two glass-enclosed rooms provide fully private office options or executive huddle spaces, while maintaining transparency and sightlines into the main floor.

The conference room along Madison Avenue includes original steel-frame double-hung windows, blackout shades, a mounted screen, and comfortable seating for ten. The second interior conference room offers acoustic separation, ideal for longer meetings or focused group sessions. The pantry supports full-staff occupancy with dual sinks, dishwasher, microwave, beverage station, and a dedicated under-counter fridge, all within a sleek white millwork package.

This is a rare opportunity for a tenant to lease a fully built space in a boutique Madison Avenue building, with direct elevator exposure, authentic loft character, and a layout ready to support modern hybrid workflows. The environment is tailored for firms seeking a balance of design, privacy, and open collaboration within one of Midtown South’s most accessible corridors.