Grand Central Station Furnished Office Space For Lease, Fifth Ave 3,250 – 7,800 SF

Grand Central Station Furnished Office Space For Lease, Fifth Ave 3,250 – 7,800 SF

Grand Central Station Furnished Office Space For Lease, Fifth Ave 3,250 – 7,800 SF

Suite 6,500 SF

• Full floor opportunity
• Layout includes 3 executive offices, 4 standard offices,
• 1 conference room, an open area with
• 8 workstations, a reception desk and a large pantry / lounge area
• Furniture can be made available
• Great light and views
• Located a short walk from transportation options at Grand Central,
• Rockefeller Center and Bryant Park

Suite 3,250 SF

• Second generation space in good condition
• Ownership will upgrade cosmetically
• Or demolish and build to suit

Suite 7,800 SF

• Prebuilding per the attached test-fit in 2025
• Please reach out for pricing and information
• Oportunity to build fully to suit before construction commences

Suite 6,800 SF

• Rare, midtown full floor tower opportunity
• For tenant of this size
• Great light and unobstructed views in all directions
• Large private terrace

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Highlights

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• Renowned 38-story landmark building located at the northeast corner of 45th Street in Midtown Manhattan
• Beautifully restored building exterior, bronze entrances, and Art Deco lobby
• Sweeping panoramic views of Manhattan
• Steps from Grand Central and public transportation, and near major Midtown businesses, upscale 5-star hotels, elegant restaurants, and exclusive retailers
• Prestigious building tenants include Mortons The Steakhouse, Zamir Equities, Tommy Bahama, Inter Parfums, Inc., and Jonathan Rose Companies

New York City’s list of renowned art deco structures would be incomplete without the exquisite Fred F. French Building. Conveniently located at Fifth Avenue at 45th Street this architectural paragon is steps from major businesses, upscale 5-star hotels, elegant restaurants, exclusive retail stores, public transportation, and Grand Central Terminal, and offers sweeping panoramic views of Midtown Manhattan.

The magnificent 38-story French building was designed in 1927 by the architectural firm of H. Douglas Ives and was the business headquarters for the famous real estate tycoon Fred Fillmore French who also built Manhattan’s famous Tudor City and Knickerbocker Village residential complexes. An ornate blend of art deco, ancient Babylonian and European styles, the innovative skyscraper significantly contributes to Fifth Avenue’s international identity.

Mastery in design and attention to detail is evident from the moment you enter Fifth Avenue. Created with the finest materials and finishes, the lobby has been designated an interior landmark and features Roman travertine floors, St. Genevieve marble walls, cast bronze elevator doors and a collection of patterned glass chandeliers.

Equally classic is the building’s exterior which boasts a striking vertical facade of limestone and brick that rises dramatically from a three-story limestone base, and is adorned with orange brickwork, terracotta décor with black trim on the setbacks, themed rectangular patterns and decorated with significant bronze paneling and bronze framed storefronts. The Fred F. French Building has recently been completely restored and upgraded with state-of-the-art equipment, mechanicals and elevator systems. It is home to numerous global corporations, as well as Denihan Hospitality Group and Morton’s Steakhouse.

Transportation in Grand Central Station

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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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