Penn Station, W 33rd St, Fully Built-Out & Furnished Office Space For Lease 1,050 – 6,400 SF

Penn Station, W 33rd St, Fully Built-Out & Furnished Office Space For Lease 1,050 – 6,400 SF

Penn Station, W 33rd St, Fully Built-Out & Furnished Office Space For Lease 1,050 – 6,400 SF, $37 per SF $19,733 /month

Suite 1,900 SF

• Furnished space offering
• Open area with 6 workstations
• Pantry with sink, 1 private office
• And 1 conference room
• 24/7 doorman

Suite 1,050 – 1,300 SF

• Built space with custom cabinets, closet, and in-office sink
• Natural light from a full window wall
• Shared bathrooms
• Central heating
• Prime location — steps from Herald Square subway lines and Penn Station
• Quick deal turnaround with responsive ownership

Suite 6,400 SF

• Motivated Landlord, bring us your best offer
• Landlord will assist with new build out as necessary
• Currently fully built out with overlooking Penn Station
• With a bright city view
• Includes a built-out owners’ suite with a full bathroom
• Pantry with sink, divided into multiple rooms
• Flexible layout office or Medical use

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Property Overview

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This 17-story Class B office tower is ideally positioned in the highly sought-after Penn Plaza district of Midtown Manhattan. Located between Madison Square Garden and the Empire State Building, the property sits just one block from the vibrant 34th Street retail corridor.

The building offers exceptional connectivity, steps from the 34th Street–Penn Station transit hub, with direct access to Amtrak, NJ Transit, and Long Island Rail Road, as well as numerous subway lines including A, B, C, D, E, F, M, N, R, Q, W, 1, 2, and 3.

Situated in a prime Midtown location, this quality Class B office condominium combines convenience, accessibility, and strong positioning within one of New York City’s most dynamic business districts.

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Building Amenities

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• Bus Line
• Commuter Rail
• Metro/Subway
• Security System
• Air Conditioning

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Transportation in Penn Station

Pennsylvania Station is also recognized as  Penn Station,  centrally located interborough railroad station in New York City. Daily nearby trains are serving more than 500,000 workers per weekday. An interesting fact is that this magnificent hub of trains named for the Pennsylvania Railroad, original tenant, and Its builder, Penn Station serves several subway lines such as the Long Island Railroad, New Jersey Transit, and the A, C, E, 1, 2 lines.

Eighth Avenue Line

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Broadway–Seventh Avenue Line

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New York City Bus. If an alternative way to move from one point to another is need than MTA Regional Bus Operations buses are the choice near Penn Station, such as M7, M20, M34, M34A, and Q32. Some historical facts show that this area has 21 tracks fed by seven tunnels (the two North River Tunnels, the four East River Tunnels, and the single Empire Connection tunnel). The rail line here connects New York City with Boston, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., and intermediate points.