Corner presence on the twentieth floor at 275 Madison Avenue delivers a furnished, efficiently built office environment centered around nine workstations, one private executive office, and one dedicated conference room. Proximity to the elevator core creates an easy point of arrival into a clearly defined reception and waiting area that establishes separation between visitors and the working portion of the suite. From this entry point, the layout unfolds into a rectangular open bullpen lined with nine bench-style workstations arranged for collaborative team use while still allowing for clean circulation paths between desks and support areas.

Along the window line at the southeast corner, a fully enclosed executive office benefits from two-sided exposure, making it suitable for leadership use or as a client-facing private room. Adjacent to this office sits a glass-fronted conference room sized for team meetings, presentations, or hybrid calls, positioned conveniently off the main work area without disrupting the open seating layout. The open bullpen remains the central operational zone, with each workstation oriented to take advantage of perimeter windows that wrap the corner of the building, bringing in daylight across the full depth of the space.

A wet pantry is integrated just off the workstation area, providing a functional break and support space for staff without interrupting workflow. Nearby, a dedicated copier and print area is carved out to keep equipment centralized yet discreet. The plan also includes a utility-style tank room that can serve as storage or back-of-house infrastructure, adding practical support capacity rarely found in smaller Midtown suites.

Finishes throughout the space are clean and modern, with neutral carpeting in the open work area and a drop ceiling system with integrated lighting that ensures consistent illumination across all zones. The suite is delivered furnished, allowing for immediate occupancy while still offering flexibility for a tenant to reconfigure the nine workstations or repurpose the executive office and conference room based on operational needs.

Direct adjacency to the elevator bank enhances efficiency for both employees and visitors, while the corner positioning within the building provides dual exposure that improves both light penetration and overall workplace experience. This layout suits a boutique firm, satellite office, or growing team looking for a turnkey Midtown presence with defined private space, collaborative areas, and strong functional flow.

Notes: 275 Madison Avenue, Southeast corner of 40th Street – Suite 2014 1,758 RSF. Landlord can furnish. Extremely bright corner unit. Built with one conference room, one meeting room, open bullpen area, and wet pantry. Located directly off elevators.