Occupying an eleventh-floor position within a centrally located office building near Penn Station, this furnished office suite offers a bright, efficient environment defined by an expansive open layout and strong perimeter light. Arrival into the space leads directly into a broad central work area where the floorplate stretches laterally along the window line, allowing daylight to wash across the interior from multiple exposures. Wood flooring runs throughout, paired with exposed ceilings and visible mechanical elements that lend the space a clean, contemporary character suited to creative, technology, or professional office users seeking an open, energized atmosphere.

The primary work area functions as a flexible open-plan zone that can accommodate collaborative seating, team tables, or shared workstations depending on a tenant’s operational needs. The depth and width of this area allow it to be organized into multiple working clusters while preserving clear circulation paths from one end of the suite to the other. Along the perimeter, large windows frame long sightlines and provide consistent natural light throughout the day, reducing reliance on artificial lighting and enhancing the overall work environment.

Set off from the open area are several enclosed perimeter rooms that offer opportunities for quieter, more focused use. These rooms can function as private offices, small meeting rooms, executive offices, or specialized workspaces depending on how the space is programmed. One larger enclosed room is positioned to operate effectively as a meeting or collaboration room, supporting group discussions or client meetings while remaining visually and acoustically separated from the main open area.

Support functions are thoughtfully integrated into the center of the floorplate. A renovated kitchen area provides a practical amenity for daily staff use, featuring modern cabinetry and finishes that align with the rest of the space. Two private restrooms are located nearby, offering convenience and privacy without requiring staff or guests to leave the suite. Additional interior rooms can be used for storage, IT functions, or administrative support, allowing the perimeter to remain focused on people-oriented uses.

This is not a full-floor unit, but the layout offers many of the functional advantages typically associated with larger floorplates, including a strong balance between open workspace and enclosed rooms, abundant natural light, and efficient internal circulation. Furniture can remain in place, allowing for immediate occupancy with minimal upfront investment. The overall configuration is well suited for teams seeking a move-in-ready office with flexibility to adapt as staffing or work styles evolve, all within a location that prioritizes accessibility, visibility, and day-to-day convenience.

Notes: Furniture in the space can remain. Expansive open layout with abundant natural light from wraparound windows. Iconic views showcasing the Empire State Building and the Flatiron Building. Fully renovated kitchen and bathrooms featuring modern finishes. Two private restrooms for added convenience.