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110 E. 42nd St. 13th Floor Office Rental
- Usage: Office
- Type: Direct Lease
- Floor: 13th Floor
- Size: 3,365 SQFT
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- Term: Negotiable
Positioned on the 13th floor of a well-managed Grand Central office tower, this 3,365 square foot prebuilt suite offers an efficient, modernized layout tailored for teams of up to twenty. Designed around a long window line, the space maximizes natural light throughout the entire footprint. With a crisp, contemporary finish palette, a blend of open workspace and enclosed meeting areas, and thoughtful design elements like exposed ceilings and wood-toned flooring, the suite balances visual appeal with operational performance.
Upon entry, tenants are welcomed into a clean, adaptable arrival zone that includes built-in phone booths for private calls or focused work. Immediately to the left is a large, glass-fronted conference room with built-in audiovisual infrastructure and seating for up to ten. This space benefits from both perimeter light and close proximity to the reception, making it ideal for team huddles or client-facing meetings. Along the windowed wall, a row of large architectural windows floods the conference area and open work zone with daylight.
The open workspace occupies the central portion of the floorplan and is configured with 16 fixed bench-style workstations. Workstations are divided into pods of four to encourage collaboration while maintaining clear circulation pathways. Directly adjacent to the work area is a print and copy zone tucked discreetly into a side alcove, creating efficient access without visual clutter. A full pantry with cabinetry, counter space, and seating is located further into the interior, well-positioned for employee use without interrupting the flow of the workspace.
Toward the back corner of the suite is a fully enclosed private office with direct light and views. This room serves well for management or director-level occupancy, separated from the main floor to allow privacy without complete isolation. Additional support rooms include a dedicated storage and communications closet as well as a full coat closet, all seamlessly built into the layout for organizational efficiency.
With high-end prebuilt finishes, excellent natural light, and a strategic Midtown location just steps from Grand Central Terminal, this suite offers a refined plug-and-play option for small to midsize professional teams. From its clean lines and flexible layout to its brand new corridor and restrooms just outside the entry, the suite provides a polished yet comfortable work environment ready for immediate occupancy.
Notes: 1 private offices, 1 conference room, and open area for 16 workstations. Air Conditioning, Natural Light, Print/Copy Room, High-end pre-built with unique windows, Brand new corridor and bathrooms on the floor
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110 E. 42nd St., New York, NY 10168
About the Building
Alternate Address: 107-115 East 41st Street
Located directly across from Grand Central Terminal, 110 East 42nd Street, formerly known as the Bowery Banks Savings Building, is a 205,000-square-foot building that rises 18 stories above Midtown. This property's distinctive sandstone and brick facade, created in 1923 by famed architects York & Sawyer, has been carefully restored to its original design. The building's grand entrance includes an Italian Romanesque ceiling adorned with stunning blue and yellow mosaic tiles. The exterior and lobby, along with the world-famous Cipriani event hall, have been designated as a Landmark by New York City. Re—engineered to 21st century standards, the building is Wired Certified Silver and features an emergency generator for life safety. The 2013 BOMA Operating Office Building of the year winner is truly a distinct New York address.
Built in 1923, 110 East 42nd Street is the first of York & Sawyer's many distinguished designs to incorporate a massive public hall into a tall building. The building features numerous eclectic details that reflect the skill of Louis Ayres, the project's design partner, at dramatizing the activity of the modern city through historic association. Echoing the form of a tenth-century Italian church, the major element of the base is the deeply-cut arched banking room entranceway. The facade is finished in a dramatic polychrome treatment incorporating pink granite colonnettes, green marble spandrels, and a red pantile roof.
The spectacular interiors include the use of low relief carving in stone, brilliantly colored mosaics, such as those seen in the elevator lobby, and no less than 20 different types of marble from ten different countries. The lobby includes three types of marble flooring, including Levanto stone set in travertine, a stone associated with ancient Rome, while the bronze elevator doors include figures representing thrift, hard work, and resulting prosperity. Squirrels and beehives appear throughout the building, symbolizing industry and the storage of wealth, as do zodiac and celestial figures, intended to convey a sense of timelessness.
The design of 110 East 42nd Street is an example of programmatic art, where figures, floral motifs and even patterns are used symbolically and to convey a message of the purpose, dignity and moral value of society. Inside and out, 110 East 42nd Street exemplifies a unique dignity and grandeur.
Features
• Direct access to Grand Central Terminal and Subway Lines (4, 5, 6, 7, S, B, D, F, V)
• NEW Elevator Passenger Cabs
• NEW Restrooms
• 125 KW Emergency Generator for life safety
• A 250 KW Generator can be made available for Tenants' use
• Restored Double-Hung Operable Windows
Past & Present Tenants
• Princeton Review
• First American Title Insurance Company
• Braverman Greenspun
• Cipriani (retail)
• Lehman Bros Holdings
• XG Consultants Group
110 East 42nd Street is located in New York, NY. Built in 1923, this 18 story office property spans 209,995 SQFT. This property last sold in 2007.
