171 Madison Avenue Office Space

You’ve probably looked at dozens of Midtown Manhattan office spaces that looked amazing online but disappointed in person. 171 Madison Avenue office space offers something special: a desirable address, at a fair price point, that looks even better in person.

A Property Built to Last

171 Madison Avenue office space has been rock solid since 1918. William H. Gompert built this thing to last, and almost 100 years later, it’s running as good as ever. Some people call it the Nap Building or Lewittes Building – doesn’t matter what name you use, it’s the same reliable spot. The best part, though? You’re literally one block from the Empire State Building, in the heart of Murray Hill. Not to mention, it’s also owned and managed by GFP Real Estate—one of New York’s most respected owners with a 60+ year track record and over 13 million square feet under management. You’ll immediately benefit from their credibility and hands-on approach.

You Get Decent Space

You won’t wind up in a Manhattan shoebox here. 171 Madison Avenue office space gives you room to breathe. You’ve got 136,000 square feet spread across 17 floors, with each floor running about 8,400 square feet. Take what you need – half a floor, whole floor, whatever works for your budget. Windows are also on three sides of the building, meaning your office stays bright all day long.

The Building Helps Instead of Hurting

You know how most buildings seem designed to make your life harder? 171 Madison Avenue office space does the opposite:

• Three Passenger Elevators: You rush to a client meeting and actually make it on time because you’re not waiting forever for an elevator.
• Freight Elevator: You move in new equipment without blocking everyone else or carrying your desk up 12 flights of stairs.
• Updated Lobby: Your biggest client walks in and thinks you run a serious operation before you even start talking.
• Natural Light Everywhere: Those three-sided windows keep your team happy and productive instead of looking like zombies under fluorescent lights.
• 24/7 Access: You work late or start early without begging security to let you into your own office.

Getting There Won’t Ruin Your Entire Day

Manhattan commutes usually make you question your life choices. Not with 171 Madison Avenue office space. You’ve got the 33rd Street station right there with 4, 5, and 6 trains. When those inevitably mess up, you walk to 34th Street-Herald Square and hop on B, D, F, M, N, Q, R, or W trains. Grand Central Terminal is close enough to walk when you need to impress suburban clients. Your team gets there from anywhere in the city without transferring five times and showing up furious.

You’ll Fit Right In

You want to know if a building’s worth it? Look at who works there. Gropper Law Group runs their practice from 171 Madison Avenue office space. Commerce Coverage and Moguldom Media Group built their businesses here. Viceroy Collections, Aon, and Lawyers Alliance for New York all decided this place worked for them. And you’ve also got 7-Eleven downstairs for emergency coffee runs and Regina’s Pizza when you’re too swamped to leave for lunch.