Third Ave, Grand Central, Fully Furnished Office Space For Lease 3,350 – 44,700 SF

Third Ave, Grand Central, Fully Furnished Office Space For Lease 3,350 – 44,700 SF

Third Ave, Grand Central, Fully Furnished Office Space For Lease 3,350 – 44,700 SF

Suite 11,050 – 44,700 SF

• Short term swing space available
• The Class A office condominium is located
• On Third Avenue

Suite 5,000 SF

• Space is fully furnished and is available immediately
• The space contains 17 work stations
• Large conference room
• Now divided into several work stations
• And 4 private office
• River Views and the lease term can
• Be very flexible depending on the need of the Tenant
• Full Operating Pantry and Refrigerator

Suite 3,350 SF

• Corner unit with two sides of windows & iconic
• Chrysler and Empire State Building views
• Glass conference room + 4 glass offices
• Open bullpen work area
• Reception & waiting area
• Dry pantry & printing area
• Exposed ceilings with modern lighting
• Luxury laminate floors & high-end chic finishes

Suite 3,900 SF

• Available for lease 3,900 rsf
• Or two separate units of 1,200 and 2,750 sf
• Office intensive high-end instillation
• Currently occupied by asset manager
• Excellent light and views
• Double door entrance off the elevator.
• Furniture is included built with 6 windowed offices
• 1 meeting room, 1 conference room, pantry
• And several interior rooms
• Institutional quality property

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Property Overview

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Rising prominently above the Midtown East skyline, Third Avenue stands as one of the most recognizable office towers in the Grand Central district. Completed in 1962 and designed by the renowned architectural firm Harrison & Abramovitz, the building reflects the ambition, innovation, and corporate growth that defined New York’s postwar transformation.

The architects behind iconic landmarks such as the United Nations Headquarters, Lincoln Center, and the Time & Life Building created a tower that would appeal to the era’s leading corporations. Early occupants included major companies such as Merrill Lynch, American Airlines, and Mobil Oil, reinforcing the property’s reputation as a premier business address from the outset.

Distinguished by its elegant green-glazed brick exterior and expansive tinted glass, the building offers a striking architectural presence that remains relevant and sophisticated decades after its completion. Its timeless design continues to set it apart within the Midtown office market.

Inside, a thoughtfully renovated lobby combines marble, terrazzo, and stainless-steel finishes to create a refined arrival experience that complements the tower’s architectural character. Encompassing approximately one million square feet, Third Avenue remains one of the area’s most significant Class A office properties.

This offering presents a rare opportunity to acquire the upper nine floors of this landmark tower, providing investors with ownership in one of Grand Central’s most established and prestigious office assets.

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Transportation in Grand Central Station

In this region, Grand Central Terminal is a primary transportation hub. It serves Metro-North trains and the East Side 4, 5, and 6 local and express subway lines. Grand Central acts as a central core for transit in Midtown Manhattan, offering rail, subway, bus, taxi, and airport service all within steps of the Main Concourse. Grand Central Terminal main entrance is 89 E. 42nd Street (at Park Avenue), New York, NY 10017. It is accessible via the 4, 5, 6, 7, and S subway lines, the M101, M102, M103, M1, M2, M3, M4, Q32, and M42 buses and the Hudson, Harlem, and New Haven lines on Metro-North.

Grand Central–42nd Street

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