Designed as a boutique commercial opportunity along prestigious Madison Avenue, this 2,250-square-foot fifth-floor gallery space offers an elegant setting for fine art galleries, luxury showrooms, private collections, design studios, auction houses, or other high-end commercial users seeking an exceptional Upper East Side address. The floor plan emphasizes expansive, uninterrupted gallery rooms rather than traditional office buildouts, creating flexible exhibition areas capable of accommodating changing installations, receptions, private events, or curated retail displays. Refined architectural details, generous ceiling heights, gallery-quality lighting, and multiple perimeter windows combine to create an inviting environment where artwork, furnishings, or specialty merchandise remain the primary visual focus.

Stepping directly from the elevator, visitors enter a broad central gallery that immediately establishes an open, museum-like atmosphere with generous wall space for large-format artwork and sculpture displays. The primary exhibition hall extends toward the Madison Avenue side of the building, providing a substantial uninterrupted presentation area that can easily accommodate rotating exhibitions, collector previews, or luxury product showcases. Adjacent open gallery rooms connect naturally through wide openings, allowing visitors to circulate comfortably while maintaining clear sightlines throughout the suite.

Toward the opposite end of the floor, a secondary gallery offers an ideal setting for featured exhibitions, private viewing appointments, educational programming, or curated installations requiring greater separation from the main exhibition hall. Centrally positioned support areas include a pantry, storage, restroom facilities, and service spaces that remain discreetly removed from the public-facing galleries while supporting daily operations and event functions. The efficient layout allows artwork to remain the focal point without unnecessary corridors or excessive interior partitions interrupting the visitor experience.

Large perimeter windows introduce balanced daylight while track lighting provides flexible illumination for changing exhibitions and specialized displays. Whether occupied as a contemporary art gallery, luxury design showroom, photography studio, architecture exhibition space, or private collection venue, this Upper East Side commercial space delivers an adaptable, sophisticated environment in one of Manhattan’s most established cultural and luxury retail corridors.

Notes: Currently Fleiss-Vallois. Gallery building with elevator and tall ceilings. Neighboring businesses include Gagosian, Helly Nahmad, White Cube, The Surrey, The Carlyle, The Mark Hotel, Apple, and Sotheby’s (coming soon)