The partial twelfth floor at 1 Rockefeller Plaza offers a polished 4,042 rentable square foot sublease built for a team that wants a prestigious Rockefeller Center setting without undertaking a new construction project. The suite is already built, furnished, and wired for move-in, with four private offices, one conference room, thirteen dedicated workstations, a lounge, pantry, and separate information technology room. The sublease runs through May 30, 2029, with possession scheduled for December 1, 2026.

The entrance opens beside the conference room and into the suite’s central circulation area rather than depositing visitors directly into the working bullpen. The conference room occupies a windowed corner and is arranged around a substantial table with seating for approximately ten, creating a formal setting for client presentations, partner meetings, and larger internal discussions. From here, the plan progresses along a run of four enclosed offices. Offices One, Two, and Three are conventional private rooms, while the larger fourth office incorporates its own guest seating and an adjoining lounge-like area, making it particularly well suited to a senior executive or principal. Glass fronts along portions of this office corridor preserve visual depth through the suite while maintaining separation between individual rooms.

Beyond the enclosed offices, the plan opens considerably. Thirteen numbered workstations occupy the principal open work area, with three desks arranged alongside the pantry and ten more grouped toward the window line. The photographs show a bright, exceptionally clean workplace with white walls, gray carpeting, linear ceiling lighting, contemporary sit-stand desks, and substantial windows bringing daylight deep into the interior. A separate lounge provides sofas, lounge chairs, counter-height seating, and additional informal places to meet away from desks. The pantry sits centrally between the conference and workstation zones, while the dedicated information technology room keeps infrastructure isolated from everyday circulation.

What distinguishes the suite is its position in the property. Specifically identified views over the Rockefeller Center rink and Christmas tree, giving this office a direct visual connection to one of Manhattan’s defining public spaces rather than a conventional Midtown streetscape. Combined with its high-end finishes, furnished condition, defined executive rooms, substantial open work area, and carefully separated formal and informal meeting settings, this is a genuinely turnkey Rockefeller Center office rather than a generic prebuilt suite.

Notes: Built, Furnished, and Wired Move-In Ready Space. Suite Features High-End Finishes with Good Light and Views of the Rink and the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree.