Midtown East Park Avenue Office

LISTING DETAILS FOR Midtown East Park Avenue Office

DESCRIPTION

A newly built high-floor corner suite delivers premium office space with nine private offices, two conference rooms, eight workstations, and an unusually refined finish package for a 5,013-square-foot partial-floor opportunity. The combination of a prestigious address, efficient planning, extensive windows, and access to a planted roof terrace makes the suite particularly well suited to financial firms, an investment manager, or a smaller corporate headquarters seeking a polished professional workspace on Park Avenue.

From the elevator corridor, the suite opens into a substantial reception area finished with pale wood flooring, millwork, recessed lighting, and a marble reception desk. A pantry immediately adjoining reception incorporates wood cabinetry, stone counters, refrigeration, a dishwasher, sink, and microwave, while a separate copy and file area supports daily operations. The surrounding modern interiors use warm wood, glass-fronted rooms, integrated cabinetry, cove lighting, and high ceilings, giving the pre-built, renovated installation an upscale, turnkey character.

Moving through the suite, nine private offices are distributed along the windowed perimeter. These executive offices and office suites range from conventional single-person rooms to larger offices capable of accommodating guest seating or small internal meeting rooms. The corner exposure provides abundant natural light, broad city views, and a strong sense of openness. Although these are not literal floor-to-ceiling windows, the oversized perimeter glazing captures much of the visual benefit associated with contemporary high-rise and skyscraper offices.

The two conference rooms provide separate settings for client presentations and team meetings, while eight workstations can support an open staff component. The efficient layouts balance enclosed rooms with open circulation rather than relying on large floor plates or column-free floor plates. The suite is not full-floor, but its contained partial-floor configuration provides privacy without the scale of a larger footprint.

As direct office space, this is a traditional lease rather than coworking, shared workspace, flexible workspace, virtual offices, or month-to-monthflexible terms. Furniture is not shown, so it should not be represented as furnished, fully furnished, or move-in ready, though the completed buildout lends itself to a plug-and-play setup once fully wired for 24/7 access, high-speed internet, and security requirements. The Class A property offers an attended lobby, building amenities, and a location convenient to Midtown East, Grand Central, and Lexington Avenue. While the suite itself is not a Class B, Class A+, boutique building, or trophy office building offering, its polished installation provides a compelling alternative near many such properties. A fitness center and tenant lounge are not established by the supplied information, and no dedicated panoramic views are claimed beyond the broad urban exposures shown.