Madison Avenue Sublet for Rent

LISTING DETAILS FOR Madison Avenue Sublet for Rent

DESCRIPTION

13th Floor

The following listing is for a 3,390 SF. commercial space which is located in Manhattans Midtown East. This 13th floor office space is available to sublet on Madison Avenue within a 22 story building. The property itself was built in 1929, renovated in 2000 and features 200,000 SF. of space serviced by three passenger and one freight elevator.

Notes: 18 workstations, 9 private offices, conference room, pantry, reception.

A long, window-wrapped frontage defines the primary experience of the space, with a continuous run of oversized openings lining one side and carrying daylight deep into the interior. The plan unfolds as a wide rectangular footprint, where the open work area stretches along this perimeter, leaving ample room for a dense but comfortable workstation layout that can flex between benching rows and more spaced-out desk configurations depending on team needs. The proportions suggest capacity for a mid-sized staff without crowding, with circulation lanes naturally forming between seating groupings and guiding movement toward the enclosed rooms.

Set just off the open area, a series of glass-fronted rooms introduces a more polished, client-facing component to the layout. These rooms read as perimeter offices or meeting spaces, each enclosed yet visually connected through full-height glazing, making them equally suitable for executive offices, private client rooms, or small conference settings. One larger room stands out as a primary conference space, sized to accommodate a full team meeting, while adjacent smaller rooms can operate as breakout areas or secondary offices. Their placement along the window line ensures that enclosed users still benefit from exterior exposure rather than being pushed into the core.

The interior corridor quietly organizes the suite, linking the open work zone with the enclosed perimeter rooms while also providing access to support areas tucked closer to the building core. Ceiling treatments shift subtly between zones, with linear lighting elements and dropped sections defining transitions from collaborative to private environments. Flooring remains consistent and neutral, reinforcing a clean, modern baseline that allows a tenant to layer in branding without fighting existing finishes.

Although not a full-floor identity, the layout captures a strong edge along the building’s exterior, giving the suite a sense of presence and continuity rather than feeling segmented or interior-bound. The combination of open workspace, multiple glass-fronted rooms, and a clearly defined conference area creates a balanced environment that supports both heads-down work and ongoing client interaction. For a firm that values visibility, flexibility, and a contemporary presentation, the space delivers a straightforward, efficient platform that can be adapted without significant rework.