Boutique Tower Full Floor

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A rare boutique full floor opportunity gives a tenant control of an entire floor within a reimagined boutique tower, creating the kind of full-floor identity, privacy, and exclusivity that can be difficult to achieve in a conventional multi-tenant office tower. The tower floors are designed around an approximately 8,700 rentable-square-foot smaller floor plate, making each full floor a true single-tenant floor rather than a subdivided collection of office suites. The landlord’s program calls for TPG-designed pre-built installations, and the currently demolished tower-floor availabilities are planned for landlord prebuilds.

Stepping onto a completed full-floor office would place the tenant within a compact, efficient floor plate where circulation can be kept short and usable frontage reserved for the working environment. The building-standard prebuild concept shown by the landlord combines modern interiors, glass-fronted rooms, carpeted work areas, contemporary lighting and a finished pantry with stone surfaces and millwork. That framework lends itself to a flexible floor plan balancing an open floor plan with private offices, executive offices, perimeter offices, windowed offices, conference rooms, meeting rooms, a boardroom, reception area, pantry and kitchen as required by the final tenant program. It is a distinctly professional layout suited to executive teams, financial firms, and other professional firms seeking a corporate office with an independent private floor rather than a sprawling institutional floor plate.

The strongest physical advantage is the perimeter. Upper tower availabilities are specifically marketed with Central Park views, allowing a future buildout to capitalize on natural light, large windows, broad panoramic views and skyline views. A completed high-floor installation can therefore place executive and meeting functions against the glass while retaining the interior for collaborative work, support functions and circulation. The effect is closer to a premium tierboutique office or boutique office space than a generic Midtown floor, with the architectural distinction and contemporary design expected of premium office space.

Beyond the suite, the repositioning adds meaningful modern amenities, building amenities, and tenant amenities. The program includes a hospitality-inspired lobby and amenity center, upgraded elevator cabs, corridors and restrooms, plus an exclusive amenity lounge and conference center. Those improvements reinforce the building’s Class A / Class A+ positioning and give a future move-in ready or turnkey installation a stronger hospitality component.

For companies comparing luxury office space along Fifth Avenue, Park Avenue, West 57th Street, Billionaires’ Row, Midtown Manhattan, Midtown East, the Plaza District, or near Bryant Park, the proposition is unusually focused: a private floor in a modern tower with a prestigious address, Central Park outlooks and a genuine boutique scale. A tenant could ultimately elect furnished or fully furnished occupancy as part of its own installation, while the landlord’s actual offering is the prebuild program rather than a representation that the currently demolished floors already contain furniture, high-end finishes, or luxury finishes. The availability materials list immediate possession for the tower floors, while final delivery timing and any flexible terms should be confirmed for the selected floor.