A polished corporate environment unfolds across this partial eighteenth-floor suite, pairing ten private offices, three conference rooms, forty-two workstations, and two pantries within a fully furnished 18,224 Square Foot installation. The workplace combines extensive perimeter glass with elevated Hudson River and Hudson Yards views, while maintaining a clear separation between enclosed rooms, open work areas, and hospitality spaces. Prominent elevator presence and a high-end existing buildout make the office particularly well suited to a professional, financial, technology, or corporate headquarters user seeking a move-in-ready sublease through May 2030.

From the elevator core, the suite opens into a formal reception and hospitality zone finished with a marble-front reception desk, wood flooring, decorative pendant lighting, and an adjacent lounge arranged against the floor-to-ceiling windows. A substantial pantry sits immediately alongside this area, incorporating a stone-backed service counter, extensive cabinetry, an island with counter seating, and space for informal gathering. Farther along the perimeter, an additional café-style collaboration area provides a long communal table and window-facing counter seating, creating a second setting for meals, impromptu meetings, or employee breaks.

The principal work area extends along the window wall in long, efficient neighborhoods totaling forty-two workstations. Low-profile storage and workstation partitions preserve sightlines toward the glass, while enclosed offices are concentrated along interior circulation and other portions of the perimeter. Ten private offices provide dedicated rooms for executives, managers, or confidential work, with glass fronts helping carry daylight into the internal corridors. The floor plan also incorporates support rooms and storage around the building core, keeping operational functions away from the primary employee and client areas.

Three conference rooms provide multiple scales of meeting space. The largest boardroom is arranged along the perimeter with a long conference table, presentation displays, and expansive glazing, while another sizable conference room offers a more compact formal meeting environment with integrated audiovisual capability. A third enclosed meeting room supplements these spaces for smaller discussions. Throughout the suite, carpeting distinguishes focused work and meeting areas from the wood-finished hospitality zones, producing a sophisticated but practical division of functions. The combination of furnished infrastructure, extensive glazing, multiple collaborative settings, and exceptional views creates a complete workplace that can accommodate both daily operations and client-facing activity with minimal additional buildout.