This third-floor medical and professional condominium suite is configured as a private healthcare and office environment within a landmark Midtown East building positioned directly along the Manhattan medical corridor. Entry into the suite opens into a modern reception and administrative check-in area defined by a long built-in front desk, polished surfaces, clean lighting, and a wide waiting corridor that immediately establishes a clinical and professional first impression for patients and visitors. Directly adjacent to the reception zone is a comfortable waiting area with integrated seating and visual access toward the exterior window line, allowing natural light to soften the clinical environment and improve patient comfort during intake.

Moving deeper into the suite, the layout transitions into a series of fully enclosed perimeter rooms that line the curved exterior wall of the building. These windowed perimeter rooms are sized and proportioned for use as medical exam rooms, consultation offices, treatment rooms, or physician offices depending on the operational needs of the occupant. Each room benefits from direct daylight exposure and private door access off a central circulation corridor, creating an efficient patient flow pattern that separates check-in, consultation, and treatment functions without cross-traffic. The curved building geometry along the exterior wall creates a distinctive architectural character rarely found in standard medical layouts while maximizing perimeter exposure.

The interior circulation spine connects these perimeter rooms to additional enclosed interior rooms positioned deeper within the suite that function as secondary exam rooms, clinical support rooms, private offices, or administrative work areas. These rooms are distributed to maintain privacy between medical functions and business operations while keeping staff movement efficient and contained. Dedicated utility and support spaces are integrated along the interior walls to accommodate storage, mechanical functions, and clinical infrastructure without sacrificing usable patient-facing square footage.

Toward the rear of the suite, the layout opens into a larger open-format professional workspace that can function as administrative workstations, billing operations, collaborative staff space, or open office deployment depending on tenant use. This rear zone remains fully separated from patient-facing areas, supporting HIPAA-sensitive operations while still allowing visual depth across the footprint. Restroom facilities and building service access are located along this rear corridor for operational convenience.

The property operates as a fully built medical and professional condominium suitable for healthcare providers, specialty practices, outpatient treatment groups, or professional users seeking a medically compliant environment with strong Midtown accessibility. The surrounding building infrastructure supports twenty-four hour access, attended lobby security, on-site parking availability, fitness facilities, spa amenities, and club-level services that enhance both patient experience and physician workflow. This is not a full floor but a self-contained private medical suite designed for long-term ownership or controlled occupancy within one of Midtown East’s most established healthcare environments.