Nestled in the city center, 600 Third Avenue is the perfect location for workers commuting into the Big Apple. With access to Grand Central Terminal and a short walk to Penn Station, getting to work is even more enjoyable. Situated near Times Square and the Theater District, you’re able to wine and dine within walking distance. Spectacular glass facades and floor-to-ceiling windows bring you a step closer to the city with views of the Empire State Building and Midtown Manhattan.
Book a furnished day office at 600 Third Avenue for focused, private work in the heart of Midtown East. Each fully furnished office offers natural light, high-speed internet and complimentary coffee and tea, so you can settle in and get straight to work. The building sits within a prestigious corporate cluster close to Grand Central Terminal and the Chrysler Building. It is ideal for professionals needing private space for a day in central Manhattan.
A furnished private office with natural light, high-speed internet and complimentary coffee and tea.
It is at 600 Third Avenue in Midtown East, Manhattan, in the 10016 area of New York.
Yes, it is a furnished private office suited to focused work for the day.
Grand Central Terminal is about 600 meters away, a short walk from the building.
It sits in a Midtown East corporate district near the Chrysler Building and major transport links.
About 600 meters from Grand Central Terminal with Metro-North and subway connections.
In a corporate cluster near the Chrysler Building and United Nations Headquarters.
Professional workspace backed by high-speed internet across the centre.
600 Third Avenue places you in the heart of Midtown East Manhattan, just about 600 meters from Grand Central Terminal where Metro-North trains and multiple subway lines make commuting simple. The 33rd Street station and nearby bus stops on Madison Avenue and Fifth Avenue add further connections, while several parking options and the Red Ball Garage sit within a short walk. The prestigious surroundings include the Chrysler Building on Lexington Avenue, the New York Public Library's Stephen A. Schwarzman Building and the United Nations Headquarters, set among the corporate offices and professional services that define this thriving business hub.