Direct elevator presence opens immediately into a defined reception area that anchors this 2,989 square foot prebuilt office on the nineteenth floor, establishing a clean front-of-house moment before transitioning into a highly efficient working layout built to support approximately 10 workstation positions alongside enclosed rooms. Just beyond reception, the plan unfolds into an open seating zone where bench-style workstations are arranged in a linear formation along the window line, allowing the team area to benefit from consistent daylight exposure while maintaining clear internal circulation paths between desks and surrounding rooms.

Running along the Lexington Avenue side of the floorplate, two perimeter windowed offices are positioned to take advantage of exterior light and views, making them ideal as executive offices or partner rooms. These rooms are sized to comfortably accommodate desks, small meeting tables, and storage, allowing them to function interchangeably as private offices or client-facing meeting suites. Adjacent to these, two glass-enclosed phone rooms are integrated within the plan, offering acoustic privacy for calls or focused work without isolating users from the broader office environment. The transparency of these enclosures reinforces the open, modern feel of the installation while still delivering functional separation.

A dedicated conference room designed to seat approximately ten people is positioned toward the opposite end of the suite, providing a formal meeting environment that is separated from the workstation area to minimize disruption. Nearby, a breakout zone introduces a softer, informal meeting area with lounge-style seating, creating a secondary collaboration space that can be used for team huddles, client waiting, or internal discussions.

The pantry is located along the interior corridor adjacent to the core, designed with cabinetry, counter space, and integrated appliances to support daily staff use while acting as a central gathering point. This placement keeps traffic flowing efficiently without interrupting the primary work zones. Supporting elements such as a storage closet, coat closet, and IT room are discretely tucked near the core, ensuring operational functionality without consuming premium perimeter space.

The overall layout is a partial-floor unit with windows concentrated along one primary exposure, yet the thoughtful placement of glass-fronted rooms and open seating allows light to penetrate deep into the suite. Fully furnished and wired, this installation is particularly well suited for technology, public relations, marketing, or boutique professional firms seeking a plug-and-play environment with a balance of private offices, collaborative areas, and efficient workstation density in a Grand Central-adjacent location.

Notes: Direct elevator presence, Fully furnished and wired, 2 windowed offices, 2 glass enclosed phone booths, approximately 10 workstations, 10-person conference room, Ideal for tech, PR/advertising, marketing firms and sales, Storage unit in the building, Proximity to Grand Central and major subway and bus lines, Highlights.