About the Building

275 Madison Avenue is a landmarked 43-story Art Deco office tower located at the southeast corner of Madison Avenue and East 40th Street in Manhattan’s Grand Central business district. Constructed in 1931 and designed by architect Kenneth Franzheim, the approximately 336,000-square-foot property features a distinctive polished granite base, white brick façade, dramatic setbacks, and elegant prewar architectural detailing. Designated a New York City landmark in 2009, the building combines historic character with modern office functionality.

The property offers 24-hour attended security and concierge service, on-site property management, engineering staff, and efficient floor plates accommodating a variety of office layouts. Upper floors provide abundant natural light and impressive Midtown skyline views. Located just two blocks from Grand Central Terminal, the building provides convenient access to Metro-North, Long Island Rail Road, multiple subway lines, and nearby Bryant Park. Its prestigious Madison Avenue address places tenants within walking distance of major financial institutions, corporate headquarters, restaurants, hotels, and shopping destinations.