Office Space steps from Penn Station

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DESCRIPTION

A bright, adaptable office space on the seventeenth floor offers a compelling option for a tenant that wants proximity to Penn Station without committing to the denser environment of Penn Plaza or Pennsylvania Plaza. The suite is currently described as bright white-boxed space, with the landlord providing a new building installation, making this a genuine opportunity to shape a professional workspace around the tenant rather than inherit somebody else’s layout. The landlord also identifies the space as divisible, providing a flexible layout path for small teams, growing professional firms, or a corporate office seeking an efficient layout. The published availability calls for a lease term of five years or longer.

Because the premises are white-boxed rather than an existing furnished office, the finished plan can be organized around the tenant’s actual requirements. A conventional program could establish a reception area immediately inside the suite, then distribute private offices, private office suites, executive offices, office suites, windowed offices, conference rooms, and meeting rooms around an interior open workspace with appropriately planned workstations and collaborative workspace. Depending on the final landlord installation, support areas could incorporate a pantry, kitchen, or lounge, while technology requirements such as high-speed internet and WiFi can be addressed during construction rather than retrofitted around an obsolete installation. No existing room or workstation count is represented in the supplied material, so the final count will depend upon the approved buildout.

This is a partial-floor opportunity rather than a full-floor or private floor tenancy, and the marketing material does not represent it as furnished, fully furnished, move-in ready, turnkey, plug-and-play, coworking, coworking space, shared workspace, or flexible workspace. Those distinctions matter for tenants comparing conventional leased premises against dedicated desks, an hourly office, daily office, monthly office, or short-term alternatives. Likewise, specific building amenities, tenant amenities, 24/7 access, and security provisions should be confirmed rather than assumed.

Its strongest advantage is location. The building stands at the northwest corner of West 35th Street and Eighth Avenue, putting the workplace near Penn Station with practical walking distance to Penn Station, strong transit access, subway access, and commuter access. From this Midtown Manhattan and Midtown West position, employees are also convenient to Herald Square, the Garment District, NoMad, Seventh Avenue, Eighth Avenue, Ninth Avenue, West 34th Street, West 35th Street, and West 36th Street. For companies weighing premium office space, Class A alternatives, high-floor suites with large windows, natural light, and city views, or modern interiors with high-end finishes, this availability instead emphasizes customization and location, with flexible terms, direct lease structure and eventual occupancy following the landlord’s new installation rather than immediate occupancy of an existing finished suite.