Plaza District, Third Ave, Fully Built-Out Retail/Restaurant Space For Lease 1,900 – 4,900 SF

Plaza District, Third Ave, Fully Built-Out Retail/Restaurant Space For Lease 1,900 – 4,900 SF

Plaza District, Third Ave, Fully Built-Out Retail/Restaurant Space For Lease 1,900 – 4,900 SF

Suite 1,900 SF

• Fully built-out as Wolfgang’s Steakhouse
• Located at the base of the 580K-SF
• Class-A office building
• New lobby and new elevators
• LL

Suite 4,900 SF

• Fully built-out as Wolfgang’s Steakhouse
• Located at the base of the 580K-SF
• Class-A office building
• New lobby and new elevators
• GRND

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Property Overview

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A standout on the Manhattan skyline, Third Avenue is a striking 34-story tower. Its distinctive elliptical form, clad in red granite and stainless steel, rises in graceful setbacks that set it apart from the city’s more conventional silhouettes.

Designed in 1986 as a bold expression of postmodern architecture, the building is the result of a celebrated collaboration between John Burgee Architects and the iconic Philip Johnson, who also co-designed the nearby Seagram Building. Lauded for its elegant curves and artistic contrast to the rigid lines of Mid-Century design, Third has become an architectural landmark of its time.

The tower encompasses over 600,000 square feet of premier Class A office space, offering both prestige and performance. A landscaped public plaza invites foot traffic, while the presence of Wolfgang’s Steakhouse adds a touch of culinary excellence.

Perfectly positioned for connectivity, Third is steps from the Lexington Avenue–53rd Street subway station (E/M/6 lines) and within walking distance of Grand Central Terminal, making it a prime location for professionals on the move.

With its tiered design echoing the Art Deco glamour of earlier eras and its lipstick-like profile that inspired its nickname, Third Avenue remains a timeless symbol of creativity, sophistication, and Manhattan allure.

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Building Amenities

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• Atrium
• Bus Line
• Metro/Subway
• Property Manager on Site
• Restaurant
• Central Heating
• Air Conditioning

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Transportation in Plaza District

Being within walking distance to iconic landmarks, shopping centers, 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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