Suite 3010 offers a polished Midtown East office with a current layout built around ten private offices, one conference room, five workstations, a reception area, pantry, and dedicated copy and print room. The suite can also be reworked under the alternate test fit to provide twelve private offices, one conference room, fourteen workstations, one phone room, a pantry, and reception, giving a tenant two distinctly different approaches to the same footprint. Both plans preserve a strong perimeter-office component while allowing the balance between enclosed rooms and open seating to change substantially.

The existing configuration begins at a centrally placed reception area that distributes traffic toward both wings without requiring visitors to pass through the primary work areas. Immediately nearby is the pantry, with the copy and print room positioned behind it as a separate support zone. Five workstations occupy an open section close to reception, while ten enclosed offices are distributed primarily around the windowed perimeter. The conference room sits along the 49th Street side and is sized for a substantial meeting table. Several of the perimeter offices are large enough for executive desks, guest seating, or small collaborative tables, creating useful distinctions between standard private offices and larger executive rooms.

For a tenant requiring greater headcount, the proposed test fit changes the balance to twelve private offices and fourteen open workstations. Reception remains central, while two workstation clusters and the pantry are grouped through the Third Avenue side of the suite. A dedicated phone room is added for private calls. The twelve offices continue around the perimeter, and the conference room remains prominently positioned along the window line.

The finished interior presents a contemporary professional environment with glass-fronted offices, black metal framing, light wood flooring through circulation areas, carpeted work zones, recessed and linear lighting, and extensive exterior glass. The pantry is notably upgraded with full-height cabinetry, a dramatic stone backsplash, integrated appliances, and a large stone waterfall island with counter seating. Broad windows bring daylight into the perimeter rooms while providing elevated skyline and East River views, making either configuration suitable for a professional firm seeking a refined Midtown East workplace with meaningful flexibility between private-office density and collaborative open seating.

Notes: Move-in-condition suite with ten offices, one conference room, open area for five workstations, café, and reception. Features skyline and river views.