Ownership at 85 Fifth Avenue delivers a full-floor condominium office built to run a high-density, client-facing operation without feeling cramped. The plan supports seventy-four workstations, seven private offices, four dedicated meeting and conference rooms, one pantry, and two restrooms, giving a buyer a ready-to-use infrastructure with the permanence and control that comes with owning rather than leasing.

Entry from the elevator lobby opens into a defined reception area that immediately reads as professional and organized, with clear sightlines into the main workspace. Just off reception sits a large enclosed conference room sized for eight, an ideal front-of-house boardroom for presentations, closings, or investor meetings. Moving past reception, the floor expands into a wide open work environment anchored by sixty-six workstations arranged in long benching runs, with generous aisles that keep circulation clean for a team that is constantly moving between departments. Along the window line, the layout preserves a bright perimeter edge so the open seating benefits from consistent natural light and skyline-facing energy rather than being pushed into the interior.

A run of enclosed perimeter rooms is positioned to function as the seven private offices, giving leadership and client-service staff true separation for focused work, private calls, and confidential conversations. Nearby, an additional open team zone provides eight more workstations, creating a natural “neighborhood” that works well for a pod structure such as sales, design, product, or client success. Toward the right side of the floor, the plan shifts to collaboration and support: a comfortable lounge area creates an informal landing spot for internal huddles, and multiple meeting spaces are grouped nearby so staff can step out of the open area without crossing the entire floor. The pantry is substantial and built as a true break and recharge room, with seating and counter space that works for everyday meals, catered meetings, or all-hands service. Two restrooms and a dedicated electrical and IT closet sit adjacent to the pantry and meeting cluster, keeping operations practical and centralized.

For an owner-user, the biggest advantage here is the balance: high workstation capacity for growth, multiple enclosed rooms for privacy and client work, and a collaboration spine that makes the floor function like a headquarters rather than a generic open plan.

Notes: The floor can be purchased separately.