Offered for sublease in one of Midtown’s most coveted addresses, the 7th floor at 4 Bryant Park delivers a masterclass in prewar loft-style office design, seamlessly integrated with a modern creative buildout. This 14,000 RSF full-floor installation provides immediate functionality for tenants seeking an agile, high-performance workspace with character, scale, and distinction—positioned directly above Bryant Park and moments from every major Midtown transit artery.

The layout balances transparency and privacy with an exceptional 39 glass-fronted perimeter offices surrounding a generous central open area. Sunlight pours through three exposures, filling the floorplate with natural light and unobstructed views of Bryant Park’s treetops and Midtown’s iconic towers. Each perimeter room is fully enclosed and ideal for use as private offices, editorial suites, client meeting rooms, or hybrid workspace modules—offering the type of flexibility rarely found at this scale. The central open bullpen is supported by oversized workstations, exposed ductwork, and a clean modernist aesthetic that evokes both industrial edge and boutique finish.

Additional touches include a sleek, fully appointed kitchen with high-end appliances and ample storage, ideal for staff gatherings or casual meetings. A warm and welcoming reception area off the elevator landing immediately sets the tone, with tasteful furnishings and direct sightlines into the workspace beyond. Polished hardwood floors run throughout, giving a sense of continuity and warmth, while glass and steel accents maintain a sharp, contemporary edge. HVAC is tenant-controlled, and the building provides access via three passenger and two freight elevators.

With its rare combination of park-facing views, full-floor identity, and highly efficient private-office ratio, this space offers the discerning tenant a move-in ready, brand-forward headquarters setting. Flexible term options make it a compelling solution for firms scaling quickly or seeking immediate presence at one of the most strategic corners in Manhattan.