A fully built and furnished sublease opportunity designed for classroom, training, or institutional use is now available in the heart of Times Square. The layout features 16 enclosed classrooms arranged along the perimeter of the space, each room receiving ample daylight from oversized windows. Two additional rooms are configured as breakout or administrative offices, with the overall capacity exceeding 100 seats depending on final classroom layout and density.

The floor opens with a modern reception area framed by glass walls and clean sightlines into the space beyond. From the lobby, a corridor runs through the center spine of the floorplate, branching into flanking classrooms on both the north and south sides. Each classroom is wired, furnished, and climate controlled, designed to accommodate between 6 and 15 learners comfortably, with dedicated display monitors or projection capability. The larger classrooms can double as lecture spaces or conference breakout zones. Toward the middle of the floor, a full-size kitchen and lounge area serve as a central social hub, featuring ample cabinetry, stone countertops, and updated appliances, including a full-size refrigerator and microwave. Just beyond the kitchen, additional breakout space and casual seating make the layout ideal for academic programs, workshops, or corporate training rotations.

The space wraps the full 11th floor of a modern high-rise tower and is punctuated by windows on three sides, offering both daylight and exceptional views of Midtown. Each classroom benefits from either corner light or city-facing glass exposure, making even the interior-facing rooms feel bright and professional. Ceilings are exposed for a lofted effect and finished with integrated lighting and air systems, providing modern comfort across the suite.

Located inside the iconic Paramount Building at 1501 Broadway, the property is steps from Times Square–42nd Street, Bryant Park, and multiple subway lines, with direct elevator access and on-site management. Available for sublease through April 30, 2034, the space offers long-term flexibility, immediate occupancy, and a rare chance to secure institutional-scale space in the core of Manhattan’s commercial district.