Lexington Ave, NYC Midtown East, Office Space for Lease/Sublease 5,500 – 13,600 SF

Lexington Ave, NYC Midtown East, Office Space for Lease/Sublease 5,500 – 13,600 SF

Lexington Ave, NYC Office Space for Lease/Sublease 5,500 – 13,600 SF 

Unit 5,500 SF 24th Floor

• Space currently features a built installation with 8 perimeter offices
• Large boardroom, and 1 pantry
• Existing furniture can be included. Northern-facing
• Ownership is able to modify the existing installation
• Based on the test-fit seen in the attached
• The building features an on-site 100 car garage
• An on-site 50 capacity bike room
• Situated directly across from the Grand Central’s north entrance
• The building is LEED Gold certified, Energy Star rated
• WELL Health-Safety rated and Wired Platinum certified
• Fits 20 – 36 People

Unit 13,600 SF 20th Floor

• Sublease through February 28, 2027
• Nicely built installation with 22 offices/meeting rooms
• 1 conference room, 1 team room
• Open area for 40 and pantry
• Fully furnished and wired
• Good natural light
• Fits 70 – 90 People

Property Overview

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Situated on a full block front along Lexington Avenue, Lexington Avenue stands 32 stories above 46th and Streets. The property is located steps away from the northern access to Grand Central Terminal and provides unparalleled access to a vast array of subway, bus, Metro-North, and train lines.

The building’s large, efficient base floors are complemented by boutique tower floors that offer dramatic views of the Manhattan skyline. Lexington also features an abundance of amenities, including extended HVAC hours and a 100-car on-site parking garage. New amenities in the building includes Bright Horizons, Form 50 Fitness.

Also a tenant-exclusive primary care medical practice, in addition to the neighborhood’s exclusive dining and shopping options. An example of the Mid-Century International style, Lexington was completed in 1956, making it one of the first of the ground-breaking curtain-wall structures that had begun to line Park and Lexington Avenues in the postwar period.

Designed by Emery Roth & Sons, Lexington was renovated in 2007 by Vidaris, Inc. An elegant lobby references the exterior’s steel and glass aesthetic, giving the entrance a sense of airiness that matches the structure’s handsome overall proportions.

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Transportation in Midtown East Manhattan

Midtown East provides commuters great public transportation choices. Grand Central Terminal provides effortless ingress, services the trains of the MNRR.  At the same time, the East Side subway services station at 42nd  street and also the local stations. Subway service in this is giving a great and easy way to travel as the 4, 5, and 6 lines go under Park Avenue (south of Grand Central Station) and Lexington Avenue (north of Grand Central), stopping at 42nd St. (Grand Central Station) and 59th St.

Lexington Avenue Line

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