Prime Manhattan Realty

The available office units on the 19th floor at 633 Third Avenue offer a Unit 19E offers 1,347 square feet, This unit is designed to accommodate various operational needs within a modern and prestigious office tower in Midtown East.

Configured with 26 open workstations, 4 private offices, and 2 conference rooms, the layout supports both collaboration and focused work. A staffed reception area greets visitors near the entry, while a spacious open pantry provides a central gathering point for teams. Enclosed rooms are positioned along the perimeter for maximum natural light, and the open plan core remains flexible for future growth or reconfiguration.

Fully built and furnished with 29 open-plan workstations, three private offices, and three enclosed meeting spaces, this suite is designed for both collaboration and focus. One large conference room is positioned near reception, while two additional meeting rooms provide flexibility for team huddles or private calls. A spacious, high-end pantry anchors the open work area, offering a central hub for informal gathering and breaks.

Configured with a flexible open layout, the duplex space can comfortably accommodate 18 to 24 workstations, depending on density and layout preferences. Both floors provide ample perimeter room potential for up to six private offices or meeting rooms, with glass-fronted options easily configured along the window lines. In addition, the upper floor can support a large conference room or executive boardroom with direct access to a private roof deck.

Designed for flexibility and light, the proposed layout features approximately 28 to 32 open workstation seats arranged in a central bullpen configuration. One to two glass-fronted perimeter offices or conference rooms can be positioned along the window line, offering privacy without sacrificing natural light. A lounge-style reception area near the entry completes the buildout with a modern, client-facing touch.

White-box configuration contains no built offices, fixed workstations, or prebuilt conference rooms, allowing a buyer to plan the layout from scratch. Multiple window exposures make it easy to carve out perimeter offices or treatment rooms without sacrificing natural light to interior areas. An open floorplan supports custom planning for workstations, meeting areas, or reception zones based on the user’s program.

Multiple full and partial floors offer a mix of open office areas with no fixed workstations and a selection of enclosed rooms that can be used as private offices or meeting suites. Existing buildouts include several perimeter rooms on select levels, while other floors remain open and easily planned for conference areas or bullpen seating. The ground level is configured for retail use, with the upper floors ready to accommodate offices of varying densities.

Sunlit benching accommodates twenty-four dedicated workstation seats. The layout includes one private perimeter office, one fully enclosed conference room, and an additional meeting/breakout room. A modest reception niche and a service core with pantry support the floor while generous window exposures keep desk areas bright

Sunlit benching for roughly a dozen workstations opens to two glass conference rooms and a private executive office, balancing collaboration with privacy. Visitors enter a calm reception niche before reaching a well-appointed pantry and service core that keep desk areas pristine. Considered lighting, expansive glazing, and turnkey infrastructure allow immediate, full-speed occupancy and presentation-ready AV installed.

Tower Floor Light & Views Featuring 18 open-plan workstations, the suite includes two enclosed perimeter rooms—a glass-front conference room and a private office. Support areas include a pantry, two restrooms and a server/storage closet on the service spine. Large windows on two sides flood the interior with natural light.

Open retail or professional layout contains no built offices, workstations, or enclosed conference rooms, allowing a tenant to configure the space according to use. A clear-span interior supports custom partitions for exam rooms, treatment areas, or private offices if needed. A connected basement level adds flexibility for storage, staff functions, or back-of-house support without impacting the primary floor.

Multiple enclosed rooms line the corridor, offering several private offices or exam suites with no built open workstations. A reception or check-in area sits at the front of the space to manage patient or client flow. No dedicated conference room is built, allowing the enclosed rooms to flex for consultation or meeting use as needed.