Positioned in one of Manhattan’s most prestigious commercial corridors, this 2,241-square-foot office space on the 18th floor offers a seamless blend of functionality and modern aesthetics. The layout is designed to accommodate both private work and collaborative needs, featuring three enclosed meeting rooms framed with sleek floor-to-ceiling glass partitions. These rooms allow for natural light to permeate while maintaining privacy, creating an ideal setting for executive meetings, client consultations, or focused work.

The open-plan area beyond the glass offices provides a spacious and flexible work environment, capable of supporting various configurations. Large windows along the perimeter introduce abundant natural light, enhancing productivity and offering striking cityscape views that add to the workspace’s appeal. The polished concrete floors and contemporary recessed lighting establish a refined industrial atmosphere, while the high ceilings create a sense of openness.

At the heart of the space, a modern, high-end pantry is fully outfitted with stainless steel appliances, including a full-size refrigerator, dishwasher, and microwave. The white cabinetry and stylish backsplash contribute to a sleek and professional aesthetic, making this an inviting space for employees to gather and recharge. Conveniently tucked into the layout, the pantry remains accessible without disrupting the primary workflow.

This suite benefits from its direct connection to Grand Central Terminal, providing unparalleled access to transportation, dining, and retail options. Tenants also have the opportunity to customize the layout further, with the option to build additional rooms to fit specific business needs. The space is move-in ready and available for lease through February 2029, with eligibility for Turnkey Suites services, including full-scale architectural, furniture, and IT solutions. With on-site dining options such as 6B Café, Pera, and Blue Bottle Coffee, this office offers a best-in-class workplace experience in the heart of Midtown.