A furnished corner sublease combines one private office, two conference rooms, six workstations, a pantry, reception area, and two separate open work areas in a compact layout that makes strong use of its Fifth Avenue and West Thirty-Fourth Street frontage. The suite is already arranged for a small professional team that needs both enclosed meeting space and collaborative seating without committing most of the floor to corridors or unnecessary partitions. Windows extend along two sides of the premises, giving the principal work areas and private office direct exterior exposure.

Entering from the suite door leads directly into the reception and first open area, where there is room for guest seating, an informal meeting table, or additional workstations. From here, the plan opens toward the center and southern portion of the suite rather than forcing circulation through a narrow hallway. The enclosed conference room sits along the western side and is sized as the principal meeting room, with a long conference table, seating for approximately ten people, a wall-mounted display, and windows bringing daylight into the room. A second conference or collaboration area is integrated into the open workplace, creating a less formal setting for internal meetings.

The primary work area extends across the southern and eastern perimeter and accommodates six workstations, with additional lounge and collaborative furniture arranged between the desk groupings. Large windows along both street-facing exposures bring daylight deep into the open plan and provide surrounding Midtown views. Carpeted work areas help control sound, while the reception and pantry zone uses resilient flooring to distinguish the circulation and employee-service areas.

The one private office occupies the northeast corner, giving a principal, manager, or executive a separate windowed office with two exterior exposures and enough room for guest seating. Immediately beside it is the enclosed pantry, keeping food preparation away from the main desks while remaining convenient to the entire suite. Overall, the combination of a private office, two conference rooms, open collaboration areas, and six-person workstation capacity makes this an efficient furnished office for a small financial, consulting, real estate, legal, or other professional firm seeking a ready-made Midtown workplace. The sublease term runs through May 2029.

Notes: Built and furnished with 1 office, 2 conference rooms, open area for 6+ workstations, pantry and reception Short-term sublease opportunity Corner suite offering spectacular natural light and views down Fifth Avenue and of the Empire State Building Premier Midtown location, situated between Grand Central and Penn Station for an effortless commute between either major transit hub