Seventh Avenue, Columbus Circle, Fully Built Office Space For Lease 1,200 – 2,900 SF

Seventh Avenue, Columbus Circle, Fully Built Office Space For Lease 1,200 – 2,900 SF

Seventh Avenue, Columbus Circle, Fully Built Office Space For Lease 1,200 – 2,900 SF

Unit 2,900 SF

• Faces front of building (7th Ave)
• Mix of offices and open area
• Fits 10 – 19 People
• 6th Floor

Unit 1,200 SF

• Light and Bright Space show well
• Fits 3 – 8 People
• 9th Floor

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Property Overview

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Located in the heart of Midtown Manhattan at 7th Avenue, New York, NY 10019, this property stands near some of the city’s most iconic landmarks, including the Empire State Building and Grand Central Terminal. Originally built in 1910, the building features 12 above-ground floors with approximately 78,750 square feet of versatile office space available for lease.

Positioned near Central Park South—one of Manhattan’s most sought-after neighborhoods—the building offers not only a prestigious address but also impressive architectural elements, such as a timeless stone façade, large windows, and lofty ceilings that invite natural light throughout the space.

Midtown is a dynamic financial hub, ideal for businesses seeking connections with prominent finance firms and international organizations. Recognized as the world’s largest central business district, it hosts major global companies, nonprofits, and cultural landmarks. The vibrant neighborhood is home to Broadway, Times Square, and several premier tourist destinations.

Just blocks from Columbus Circle—a bustling and iconic Manhattan crossroads—7th Avenue offers convenient access to exceptional dining experiences. Notable spots include Angela’s Sandwich Shop for quick bites, Grom for artisanal gelato, and Marea, a two-Michelin-star Italian restaurant perfect for client entertainment.

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Building Amenities

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• 24 Hour Access
• Bus Line
• Metro/Subway
• Property Manager on Site
• Restaurant
• Energy Star Labeled

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Transportation in Columbus Circle

Walking is an excellent way for New Yorkers to take care of their health, but almost everyone chooses to use personal cars or public transportation. The M5, M7, M10, M20, and M104 buses serve the circle, providing through service. Under the Columbus Circle is the New York City Subway’s 59th Street–Columbus Circle station, served by several trains. Traffic in this area is in high intensity. Luckily the public transportation is well organized.

59th Street–Columbus Circle​​​​