A newly built, move-in ready suite on a high floor of a Grand Central tower, this space offers a polished and thoughtfully organized layout that works especially well for small to midsize firms seeking an impressive, contemporary environment with a strong balance of open workspace and enclosed perimeter rooms. The suite is not a full floor, but it carries the feel of a private, self-contained unit due to its efficient rectangular footprint and its exposure along Madison Avenue and 39th Street, both of which introduce excellent natural light across the workstation area and conference room. The finishes throughout are clean and modern, beginning with a glass-fronted entrance that opens directly into a bright reception area. This entry point is large enough to accommodate seating and a welcoming presence for guests, with adjacent closets and support rooms placed discretely along the interior wall.

Off the reception, a quiet phone room is positioned for private calls or focused heads-down work. Nearby, an IT closet is tucked into the core of the suite to centralize wiring and equipment without disrupting the usable space. Moving farther inside, the layout opens toward a well-proportioned pantry that includes a long countertop, upper storage, and space for appliances. This pantry sits immediately beside the primary open workstation zone, creating a natural hub for daily workflow and informal interaction. The open area can comfortably support sixteen workstations arranged in clusters, all situated toward the Madison Avenue windows where sunlight stretches across the space throughout the day. The ceilings are exposed in portions of the suite, giving the environment a loft-inspired aesthetic, while the polished concrete and carpeted sections distinguish collaborative zones from dedicated meeting areas.

Along the Madison Avenue perimeter, two private offices are positioned side by side. Each room offers enough depth for an executive desk, guest seating, and filing or shelving options. These offices benefit from the building’s southern exposure, making them ideal for leadership, client-facing work, or focused individual tasks. On the opposite side of the workstation area, toward 39th Street, a glass-fronted conference room accommodates an eighteen-person table. The room features its own line of perimeter windows, providing strong daylight and a sense of openness during team meetings or presentations. Its placement at the corner of the suite creates a natural flow between departments while preserving privacy when needed.

The suite’s thoughtful combination of two perimeter offices, a sizable conference room, a dedicated phone room, a well-equipped pantry, and a bright open workspace creates a flexible setting for companies that value both collaboration and private meeting accommodations. With modern glass fronts, efficient proportions, quality finishes, and excellent natural light from two sides, this space offers a turnkey solution that is substantially stronger and more polished than typical coworking alternatives and supports a wide range of office-based operations looking for a professional Madison Avenue address.

Notes: Newly prebuilt move-in ready, furnished suite featuring a great mix of open and glass-front private workspace – (1) 10-person Conference room, (2) interior offices, open area can accommodate up to 16 workstations – Reception area, full wet pantry with seating space, and (1) phone/breakout room – Exposed ceilings, polished concrete floors in open area and carpet in the conference room and offices – South exposure provides good natural light. – Flexible Lease Terms, Minimum 1 Year – Private Space, Substantially Superior to Co-Working – Nonprofits May Qualify for a Real Estate Tax Exemption with a 30 YR Lease – On-Site Leasing and Management Office