Walking clients through the doors of this grand building is the perfect welcome. 260 Madison offers you a modern base that’s easy for clients to find, right between Grand Central Terminal and Penn Station. Plan, pitch, or work on projects, with furniture designed for comfort. When it’s time to entertain, celebrate, or relax, you’ll be spoiled for choice. Make the short walk to Broadway to see a show or take in the sights of Times Square.
Set up a virtual office at 260 Madison Avenue to give your business a prestigious Midtown Manhattan address without leasing space. The plan includes a business address, mail handling, call answering, a local phone number and meeting room access. Positioned near Grand Central Terminal and the New York Public Library, the address lends credibility within one of New York City's most influential commercial districts. Use the on-site meeting rooms whenever you need to meet clients in person.
A business address, mail handling, call answering, a local phone number and meeting room access.
260 Madison Avenue, Midtown Manhattan, New York, NY 10016.
Yes, meeting room access is included so you can host clients on site when needed.
It provides a prestigious presence near Grand Central Terminal and the New York Public Library within an influential commercial district.
Yes, the plan includes call answering and a local phone number.
260 Madison Avenue sits in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, between Grand Central Terminal and Penn Station.
Café and barista coffee, a coffee and tea bar, business lounge and common areas for breaks and hosting.
Coworking promotes networking among corporate headquarters and professional services nearby.
260 Madison Avenue is well connected: the 28th Street and 34th Street Penn Station light rail stations are within walking distance, along with bus stops at Washington Deluxe and W 32 St/7 Av. Several parking options sit nearby, the closest about 500 metres away. Grand Central Terminal, Penn Station and Moynihan Train Hall provide subway, commuter rail and Amtrak connections, while Bryant Park, the New York Public Library and the Morgan Library & Museum are all close by.