A full-floor office on the penthouse level delivers an unusually private Midtown West workplace with thirteen private offices, eighteen workstations, two conference rooms, three additional meeting rooms, and two substantial private terraces. The floor is fully furnished and wired, available for immediate possession, and benefits from perimeter windows, strong daylight, and broad north and south outlooks. A central reception point, substantial boardroom, kitchen, copy areas, and multiple collaborative settings create a complete corporate environment rather than an open floor requiring a new installation.

Entry from the central elevator bank brings visitors directly into a defined reception area with a curved desk and guest seating. Immediately beyond reception, the largest boardroom occupies the upper perimeter, providing a long conference table for approximately eighteen people and direct window exposure. Continuing clockwise, two private offices flank the boardroom before the plan reaches a separate informal meeting area and another enclosed conference room at the upper-right corner. Doors at both ends of this perimeter connect directly to the two private terraces, allowing the workplace to extend outdoors for employee breaks, entertaining, and special events while capturing opposing north and south views.

The right-hand perimeter is heavily devoted to enclosed workspace, with a sequence of private offices running from the terrace side toward the lower portion of the floor. A kitchen, secondary copy area, and restrooms are concentrated beside the core rather than consuming window frontage. The lower perimeter continues with additional private offices and team rooms, including another enclosed conference room near the center and an informal corner meeting room beside the second terrace. The left side follows a similar pattern, combining enclosed offices with another collaborative room and a copy station.

Between these perimeter rooms, the interior floor plate contains the eighteen workstations in several grouped clusters, keeping staff close to both executive offices and shared support functions. The combination of thirteen enclosed offices and five dedicated conference or meeting rooms makes the plan particularly well suited to financial, legal, consulting, or other professional organizations requiring frequent private conversations.

The existing installation supports immediate occupancy through August 2036, while direct building access to Radio City Park, the Rockefeller Center Concourse, and the subway strengthens the floor’s appeal for both employees and visiting clients.

Notes: The space features a defined reception area adjacent to a boardroom and is delivered fully furnished and wired. The existing layout supports immediate occupancy and includes access to two private terraces for meetings, events, and employee use.