A third-floor commercial condominium offers a clean, white-box canvas suited to a broad range of professional, medical, or studio users seeking ownership in a central Midtown location. Large windows line two sides of the floor, drawing natural light deep into the space and highlighting the high ceilings and open spans. The main entry opens directly into a wide, column-free interior that can be configured for open work areas, private offices, treatment rooms, or a showroom layout depending on need. Existing finishes are neutral and unobtrusive, allowing a buyer to overlay their own design identity without the cost of demolition or extensive retrofitting.

Portions of the interior already hint at possible subdivided areas, with alcoves and recessed corners that could translate into reception zones, conference rooms, or executive offices with minimal construction. The floorplate maintains a logical flow from front to back, making it easy to define a welcoming client-facing area near the entrance while reserving the rear portion for staff workspace, storage, or specialty use. Wood floors and painted walls create a bright backdrop that would pair easily with glass partitions or modular systems. Because the existing layout is not encumbered by load-bearing walls in the main zones, modifications can be made efficiently to support everything from collaborative office planning to boutique medical practice layouts.

Several of the adjoining rooms off the main expanse appear sized for private use and could function as consultation offices, phone rooms, or small studios. Their proximity to the windows provides the option to create perimeter offices without sacrificing access to daylight in common areas. The depth of the floorplate also allows for the installation of a pantry, IT closet, or back-of-house storage without interrupting usable workspace. With multiple exposures, light reaches into corners that in many commercial suites would remain dim, enhancing the overall sense of openness and reducing lighting costs.

The building’s position near major transit lines and Bryant Park adds appeal for professional services, wellness practitioners, or creative firms seeking a central Manhattan address their clients and staff can access easily. Ownership in this corridor also provides long-term control over occupancy costs and the ability to customize a space without landlord constraints. The combination of flexible footprint, natural light, and blank-slate condition offers a rare opportunity to build out a customized environment in a location that supports both business visibility and daily convenience.

Notes: This property is near Bryant Park + This is a white box space that is available for purchase.