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Bryant Park Commercial Space Rental
- Usage: Office
- Type: Direct Lease
- Floor: 17th Floor
- Size: 2,902 SQFT
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- Term: 3 - 10 Years
- Broker: William McCollum
- Telephone: 212-268-8290
Discover the perfect blend of historic design and modern functionality in this exceptional office space at 18 East 41st Street, Suite 1703. Spanning 2,902 square feet, this office offers a well-thought-out layout with a mix of open workspace and two private offices, complemented by a glass-fronted conference room. A discreet wet pantry adds convenience to the space.
What sets this office apart is its corner position on a high floor, providing abundant natural light from two sides. As you enter, you'll find restroom facilities just outside, enhancing convenience for you and your team. One of the private offices enjoys corner views, while the second offers unobstructed southern vistas of the Manhattan skyline. Large windows in the open work area ensure a well-lit environment, fostering productivity and creativity.
The combination of sleek private offices, a bright open workspace, and a fully equipped conference room sets the stage for success in this thoughtfully designed office.
Location-wise, you'll enjoy proximity to Bryant Park and Grand Central Terminal, making commuting a breeze. The building offers major capital improvements, including new windows, and provides 24/7 access. It's surrounded by notable neighbors like Chick-fil-A, ZARA, One Vanderbilt, and the 5th Avenue shops.
Constructed in 1914, 18 East 41st Street is a prime example of early neo-Gothic skyscraper architecture. Designed by renowned New York City architects George & Edward Blum, this building stands out with its distinctive terra-cotta ornamentation in white, beige, and blue. The vertical emphasis and intricate details showcase the architectural influences from medieval and modern sources.
Don't miss this opportunity to secure a unique and stylish office space in a historic building that seamlessly blends the charm of the past with the functionality of the present. Contact us today to schedule a viewing and experience the possibilities of this exceptional workspace.
Property Highlights:
- Bryant Park Location
- Corner Unit with Abundant Natural Light from 2 Sides
- Glass-Fronted Conference Room
- Major Capital Improvements and New Windows
- 24/7 Building Access
- Well-connected Transportation Options: 4, 5, 6, 7, S MTA Trains, and M1 Bus Route
- Historic Neo-Gothic Skyscraper
Don't miss out on the opportunity to occupy this premier workplace in Midtown Manhattan. Contact us today to schedule a tour of this stunning office space.
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18 E. 41st St., New York, NY 10017
About the Building
Discover Timeless Elegance at 18 East 41st Street, New York, NY
Nestled in the heart of the vibrant Midtown South neighborhood in Manhattan, 18 East 41st Street stands as a testament to architectural brilliance and historical significance. This iconic building, completed in 1914, showcases the early neo-Gothic style, seamlessly blending classic design with modern appeal.
Architectural Masterpiece
Designed by the renowned architects George & Edward Blum, this skyscraper is a remarkable example of their artistry. It is believed to be one of their earliest commercial commissions. The building’s slender main façade is adorned with striking white, beige, and blue terra-cotta ornamentation, offering a visual spectacle that captivates passersby.
A Journey Through Time
18 East 41st Street’s history is intertwined with the development of East Midtown. Constructed as Grand Central Terminal was nearing completion, it represents a pivotal era in skyscraper evolution, preceding the 1916 zoning regulations. Rising twenty-one stories without setbacks, the building’s design pays homage to the pioneering skyscrapers of Louis Sullivan.
Timeless Beauty Preserved
While some modifications have been made to the base, the majority of the façade remains unchanged, particularly the ornate upper stories. These upper levels feature sculpted window frames, distinctive grid patterns, pointed arches, and angled projections, drawing inspiration from sources as diverse as European cathedrals and modern designs by Charles Rennie Makintosh and Josef Hoffmann. Architectural critic H. W. Frohe hailed the Blum’s work as an “artistic advance in the building of our time.”
A Legacy of Tenants
Throughout its storied history, 18 East 41st Street has been home to a diverse range of tenants. From private clubs to publishers, doctors, and architects, it has been a vibrant hub of professional activity. An intriguing piece of its past includes a penthouse apartment resembling a bungalow, once leased to Broadway actor Donald Brian and movie director Dudley Murphy, as well as a speakeasy that fell silent with the arrival of prohibition agents in 1932.
Modern Office Spaces
Today, 18 East 41st Street offers Class B office spaces that seamlessly blend the building’s historic charm with modern amenities. With small, medium, and large options available for rent, it provides a versatile environment for businesses to thrive.
A Central Hub
The central location of this Midtown South Commercial Building places tenants within walking distance of some of the city’s most famous landmarks and institutions. With a rich history and a timeless design, 18 East 41st Street continues to stand as a beacon of elegance and sophistication in the heart of Manhattan.
