A newly built office space offers seven perimeter offices, a large glass-fronted conference room, and a flexible open work area that can be tailored with additional buildout or furnishings. With three sides of windows, the layout benefits from abundant natural light throughout the day, illuminating the full expanse of the floor and creating a bright, energized work environment. High exposed ceilings and wide-plank hardwood floors add visual depth and character, while a sleek wet pantry offers convenience without compromising aesthetics.

A walkthrough begins at the entry, which leads directly into the open bullpen, ideal for collaborative desk clusters, creative setups, or client-facing stations. To the left and right of the bullpen are a series of perimeter rooms, all windowed and evenly proportioned, suitable for use as executive offices, breakout rooms, or small client meeting spaces. Each room features glass sidelights or full glass fronts that preserve light penetration into the core. The large conference room sits prominently on one side of the space, set apart by double glass doors and clear sightlines from the open area, providing privacy while still feeling visually connected to the rest of the office.

The pantry is situated toward the rear, adjacent to the central circulation corridor, and features contemporary finishes with overhead storage and undercounter cabinetry. Because the layout is mostly rectangular, the space functions efficiently and can be adapted to suit various industries, from professional services to media, architecture, or boutique financial firms.

With natural light on three sides and an ideal mix of enclosed perimeter offices and central open area, the space delivers flexibility for teams that need both heads-down rooms and collaborative zones. Ownership is willing to furnish the space at a premium, allowing tenants to move in with minimal setup. For image-driven users who value both functional layout and visual polish, the space checks all the boxes for a modern Midtown footprint.