Lexington Avenue Class A Offices

LISTING DETAILS FOR Lexington Avenue Class A Offices

DESCRIPTION

This high-flooroffice space delivers the kind of commanding three-sided outlook and architectural presence expected from a Class Aoffice tower, with a distinctive triangular plan that wraps the workplace in large windows, abundant natural light, multiple exposures, broad city views, and long-distance East River views. The building itself is a Class A office building in Midtown East, with on-site subway access and a ten-minute walk to Grand Central, giving employees exceptional transit access.

From the elevator lobby, the plan opens directly into a substantial reception area placed near the point of the triangular floor. This front-of-house zone has enough depth for guest seating and creates an unusually strong first impression for professional firms or corporate offices. Immediately beyond is a large conference room arranged for approximately fourteen people, while an additional six-person meeting room provides a second enclosed collaboration setting. A series of private offices then follows the perimeter in both directions, including windowed offices, executive offices, and smaller rooms suitable as individual office suites or team rooms. Nearly every enclosed room takes advantage of the glass perimeter rather than being buried within the interior.

The center of the large floor plates remains comparatively open, making the open workspace easy to organize with substantial banks of workstations for large teams. The triangular geometry creates unusually broad sightlines, while the mostly perimeter-driven construction leaves efficient floor plates that can support flexible floor plates and future reconfiguration. The plan also incorporates a wellness room, copy area, information-technology room, storage, coat storage, restrooms, and support areas around the building core.

A dedicated pantry and kitchen occupy their own windowed corner, finished with dark full-height cabinetry, integrated appliances, a long work counter, and a large central island. Glass-fronted rooms, crisp white surfaces, carpeted offices, tiled circulation areas, linear lighting, and slatted ceiling treatments establish modern interiors with high-end finishes. The perimeter glazing gives the workplace the visual openness associated with floor-to-ceiling windows, while the elevated position produces expansive skyline perspectives across Midtown Manhattan.

For a tenant seeking premium office space, the combination of high ceilings, perimeter glass, dramatic outlooks and a highly adaptable plan creates a compelling alternative to more conventional rectangular large space. The building adds meaningful building amenities and tenant amenities, including a fitness center, extensive dining, conference facilities and nearby greenery.

Whether evaluated as a full-floor, private floor, partial-floor, pre-built, move-in ready, or turnkey opportunity, the architecture can accommodate a direct lease, sublease, flexible terms, immediate occupancy, or a future corporate headquarters program. A tenant could introduce furnished or fully furnished work areas, a tenant lounge, conference rooms, meeting rooms, and upgraded technology including fully wired, high-speed internet and 24/7 access infrastructure, while the property’s professional security and Lexington Avenue location place the workplace near Third Avenue and the core of Midtown East. The building brochure specifically identifies efficient, column-free floor plates and independent floor-by-floor heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning units, reinforcing the flexibility of the underlying plan.