Madison Ave, Plaza District, Built Office/Medical Space For Lease 1,300 – 16,400 SF

Madison Ave, Plaza District, Built Office/Medical Space For Lease 1,300 – 16,400 SF

Unit 1,300 SF

• Built medical space with a mix of exam rooms
• and physical therapy / training space
• Landlord will consider reasonable divisions
• Landlord will demolish and provide NBI
• Fits 47 – 109 People
• 5th Floor

Unit 1,300 SF

• Built and furnished suite
• 3 offices, 1 conference room
• Reception area, and pantry
• Fits 6 – 8 People
• 11th Floor

Unit 4,700 SF

• Built suite with southern exposure
• Available furnished
• Fits 20 – 31 People
• 14th Floor

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Property Overview

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Originally built in 1932 by John H. Carpenter, this building showcases Art Deco and neo-Gothic architecture. Notably, it houses a historic broadcasting antenna linked to Allen B. DuMont’s experimental television station W2XWV, pioneering early television broadcasts in 1938.

Following a meticulous restoration in 2009, the building’s entrance and lobby retain their architectural charm while catering to modern tenants’ needs. Positioned just south of Central Park, the area hosts renowned landmarks like Carnegie Hall and Rockefeller Center.

Its prime location offers access to diverse amenities, including dining options and upscale retail on Fifth Avenue. With convenient access to the E and M trains within the building and the 6 train a block away, commuting is exceptionally convenient.

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Building Amenities

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• 24 Hour Access, Air Conditioning
• Bus Line, Commuter Rail
• Conferencing Facility, Metro/Subway
• Property Manager on Site

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Transportation in Plaza District

Being within walking distance to iconic landmarks, shopping centres, dining, and entertainment options, Plaza District gives an array of accessible choices for transportation options. A variety of subway and bus stations served this hot-spot location and giving you an easy way to moving from one point to another. The M1, M2, M5, M7, and M57, and the 5th Avenue Station is located right at the beginning of Central Park on 59th Street.

Subway:  

Lexington Avenue/59th Street

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59th Street–Columbus Circle

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