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Attention Document Intensive Firms - 8750 sq ft - 60+ Bench Seats - $35 - 8 Year Sublet

  • LFS Open Area Open Area
  • LFS Floor plan Floor plan
  • LFS Office Office
  • LFS Reception Reception
  • LFS Kitchen / Lunch-Room Kitchen / Lunch-Room

SPACE DESCRIPTION

Best Deal On Park Avenue South (28th St)
Share this full floor with another law firm.
60+ Bench Seats plus 8 Offices
Ideal Facility For Paper Intensive Firms
Furnished, Move-In Condition
Long-Term $35/sq. ft. Sublease

This is a great opportunity for a document intensive law firm that needs nice modern space for a large paralegal staff.  The space is predominantly wide open seating, with 8 perimeter offices and several interior rooms as well.  (Adjacent interior rooms can be made available for personnel or additional document storage.)  The space is cheery and has great natural light.

The space is ready for immediate occupancy.  If larger workstation areas are required, the space can easily be de-densified.

The space has a very nice reception area and kitchen which would be shared with the law firm on the other side of the floor.

 

HIGHLIGHTS

check-iconFurnishedcheck-iconWired For Data + Phones
check-icon7 x 24 x 365 Accesscheck-iconClass B Building
check-iconKitchencheck-iconLunch room
check-iconGreat Light
Host: Private Space
Date: 04-07-2025
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401 Park Avenue South
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AVAILABLE OFFICES

8 Windowed Offices

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WORKSTATIONS

60 Workstations
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LISTING DETAILS

  • Neighborhood Midtown South
  • Space Type Available Offices
  • Listing For All Professionals
  • Windowed Offices 8
  • Interior Offices 0
  • Conference Rooms
  • Agreement Type Sublease
  • Possession Immediate/Vacant
  • Term 8 Years
  • Reception Services None
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Building facts

Cross Street 28th Street
Neighborhood Midtown
Stories 12
Total Area 250,000
Built / Renov. 1926/2015
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Professional Office Space for Law Firms at 401 Park Avenue South, New York

Located in the NoMad district of Manhattan, 401 Park Avenue South is a solid destination for law firms seeking a professional and sophisticated office environment. This 12-story building, owned and managed by Meringoff & Himmel, offers law firms a prime location with excellent access to transportation, including the 28th Street subway station. The building is known for its modern architecture, secure attended lobby, and 24/7 access, making it an ideal choice for legal professionals who require both flexibility and functionality in their workspace.  It is well managed and very secure.

The building’s layout and infrastructure make it well-suited for law firms that require a combination of private offices and collaborative spaces. With amenities such as high-speed elevators, on-site management, and close proximity to numerous restaurants, cafes, and business services, 401 Park Avenue South is positioned to meet your firm's needs for its modern legal practice.

Surrounded by some of New York’s better dining options, including Upland and The Smith, this building places legal professionals within walking distance of many excellent restaurants for client meetings and staff lunches. The NoMad district itself offers a unique blend of historical charm and modern conveniences, making it a sought-after location for attorneys who value both prestige and practicality.

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Midtown South Facts

Midtown South draws smaller practices and boutique firms into buildings with smaller floor plates than the towers further north—pre-war offices near the Flatiron, newer construction around NoMad. Available attorney offices here tend to appear one or two at a time, often from firms that took more space than they needed when signing a lease.