Three private offices, a six-person conference room, two open workstations plus an additional reception workstation, and a dedicated phone or wellness room create a compact seven-person pre-built office with a clear separation between client-facing and staff functions. All three private offices and the conference room occupy the Fifth Avenue and Forty-Second Street perimeter, giving the enclosed rooms direct window frontage. Reception, the pantry, copy area, information technology room, coat storage, and support functions remain toward the interior, keeping the valuable window line devoted to daily occupied rooms.

Entry is directly into a defined reception zone with a reception desk facing the doorway and two guest chairs arranged beside it. Immediately beyond reception, the plan opens into the central circulation area, where two freestanding workstations sit beside the pantry and copy area. The pantry is built along the interior wall with counter space, cabinetry, sink, and appliance locations, while an adjacent coat closet keeps personal storage away from the working areas. The copy station sits directly opposite, allowing printing and shared office equipment to remain accessible without intruding into the conference or executive areas.

Moving toward the Forty-Second Street side, the six-person conference room anchors one end of the perimeter. Its rectangular conference table provides seating for six, with additional wall space suitable for a display or presentation surface. From here, three consecutive windowed offices run along the same exterior exposure. Each is planned with a full desk, task chair, and two guest chairs, making all three suitable as executive offices or client-facing private office suites rather than undersized internal rooms.

At the opposite end of the suite, a separate phone and wellness room creates a genuinely useful enclosed retreat for private calls, focused work, or employee wellness needs. An information technology room is positioned near reception rather than consuming perimeter frontage. The overall arrangement is especially efficient for a small professional, financial, consulting, legal, or advisory firm seeking a polished pre-built workplace where visitors can move from reception directly to the conference room while staff retain a distinct working zone. The combination of three perimeter offices, one windowed conference room, two central workstations, one reception position, and dedicated support rooms gives the suite a notably complete program for its compact footprint.

Notes: -Prebuilt underway featuring 3 offices, conference room, open area for 2, pantry and phone room. -The space is filled with outstanding natural light and panoramic views, creating a vibrant and inspiring environment. -Available for occupancy immediately, it’s conveniently located next to the New York Public Library and Bryant Park, placing you in the heart of the city. -Additionally, with proximity to Grand Central Terminal, LIRR and major subway lines, including the B, D, F, M, 7, N, Q, R, W, 4, 5, and 6 trains, commuting is made easy.