Furnished 42nd Street Office Space

LISTING DETAILS FOR Furnished 42nd Street Office Space

DESCRIPTION

One of only two tenants on the floor, this 9,405-square-foot partial-floor sublease combines a prominent elevator presence with a fully furnished, move-in ready installation designed for a business seeking a polished professional workspace in Midtown East. The existing pre-built layout contains 15 private offices, two conference rooms, two meeting rooms, and a substantial open workspace, with the sublandlord offering a tenant improvement allowance for additional modifications. Unlike coworking, shared office space, or a generic serviced office, the premises function as a dedicated private suite with a long-term sublease through December 2032.

From the entrance, the suite opens into a defined reception area with a contemporary wood-and-stone desk and glass-fronted rooms immediately visible beyond. Moving into the premises, the plan transitions to a long run of private offices and executive offices, many positioned directly along the window line. Glass fronts carry natural light from the perimeter into the interior circulation while maintaining separation between enclosed rooms. Several offices are large enough for guest seating and collaborative tables, giving small teams alternatives to conventional office suites or private suites.

The central portion opens into the primary team area, where workstations can support a collaborative flexible workspace arrangement without sacrificing the enclosed-room count. Large windows provide broad Midtown views, while the furnished installation gives the space a genuinely turnkey and plug-and-play character. A separate pantry and café area provides built-in cabinetry, appliances, counter space, and multiple tables for informal dining or internal collaboration. The overall presentation features modern interiors supported by recently renovated common corridors and restrooms.

For companies comparing flexible terms, short-term, month-to-month, or all-inclusive alternatives, this is instead a conventional Class A office for rent through a structured sublease, with 24/7 access and building security. Building infrastructure can support tenant requirements for high-speed internet, WiFi, phone service, and related communications, while mail service and other operating services can be arranged independently rather than as part of an all-inclusive package.

The News Building is a 37-story Class A landmark with 23 passenger elevators, three freight elevators, controlled access, and robust telecommunications infrastructure. Its location is approximately one and a half blocks from Grand Central Terminal, providing exceptional transit access within Midtown Manhattan. The property is distinct from the Chanin Building at 122 East 42nd Street, the Chrysler Building, and 420 Lexington Avenue, while sharing the same Grand Central office district. Tenants also have nearby access to a business center and meeting facilities at 420 Lexington Avenue, including rooms accommodating four to 36 people.