High above Midtown East, this brand-new prebuilt office offers a compact executive layout with direct views toward Central Park. The approximately 4,000-square-foot partial-floor suite is arranged for eighteen people, combining thirteen open workstations with four private offices, one conference room, reception, pantry, copy area, coat storage, and a dedicated information technology closet. The building stands at the southeast corner of Central Park, directly across from the Plaza Hotel, giving the space a particularly distinctive setting within the Plaza District.

Entry into the suite leads directly to a defined reception area on the eastern side of the plan, providing a clear point of greeting before visitors move into the workplace. Immediately beside reception is a copy and support station, while coat storage and the information technology closet are grouped toward the northeastern corner. This keeps day-to-day support functions close to the entrance without interrupting the principal working areas.

The center of the suite is devoted to thirteen workstations arranged in three benching groups. This open area forms the primary staff workspace and maintains straightforward circulation between reception, the enclosed rooms, and the pantry. A long pantry runs along the northern side of the work area and includes counter space, a sink, refrigeration, and storage, creating a convenient shared amenity without consuming a separate enclosed room. The brochure confirms a total capacity of eighteen, including thirteen workstations and four offices.

Four enclosed private offices occupy the Fifth Avenue perimeter along the western side. Each is furnished for individual executive use, with the two larger corner offices also accommodating small visitor seating areas. Grouping all four offices along the window line gives senior staff dedicated perimeter rooms while leaving the middle of the suite open and efficient.

At the southeastern corner is an enclosed eight-person conference room, providing a formal setting for meetings away from the open work area. An adjacent air-conditioning room separates the conference room from the building core. With windows extending along both the Fifth Avenue and Fifty-Eighth Street sides, the layout benefits from two exposures, and the sixteenth-floor position takes advantage of the building’s proximity to Central Park and Grand Army Plaza. The building brochure specifically highlights its sweeping Central Park views.

Executive-scale workspace pairs 13 workstations with four private offices. An eight-person conference room provides a dedicated setting for meetings. Central Park views and two window exposures distinguish the suite.

Notes: Brand new prebuilt space.