Office

24 West 40th Street, New York, NY 10018

Rental Price: $20,000 / month
Space Size: 4,907 SF
Property Type: Office / Retail / Mixed-Use

Property Overview

Located directly across from Bryant Park, this 4,907-square-foot space at 24 West 40th Street delivers prime Midtown exposure and a prestigious business address. The space offers an exceptional blend of historic charm and modern functionality, making it ideal for creative offices, boutique firms, medical practices, or high-end retail concepts seeking a premier Manhattan presence.

The property’s proximity to Bryant Park provides an inspiring work environment, high pedestrian volume, and convenient access to transportation hubs including Grand Central Terminal, Times Square–42nd Street, and Bryant Park Station (B/D/F/M).

Key Features

• Size: 4,907 SF (divisible options available)
• Asking Rent: $20,000 / month
• Location: Directly across from Bryant Park — between Fifth & Sixth Avenues
• Use: Office, Retail, Showroom, or Medical
• Ceiling Height: Approx. 12 ft
• Condition: Recently renovated — move-in ready
• Layout: Flexible open plan with private offices / meeting rooms possible
• Accessibility: Elevator building with professional lobby
• Zoning: C5-Park Avenue District

Neighborhood Highlights

Situated in the core of Midtown Manhattan’s Bryant Park business district, this address offers unparalleled connectivity and prestige. Neighboring tenants include major law firms, luxury hotels, fashion brands, and corporate headquarters.
Nearby landmarks include:

• Bryant Park & New York Public Library (directly opposite)
• Times Square, Grand Central Terminal, and Herald Square
• Surrounded by cafes, fine dining, and boutique retail

Summary

24 West 40th Street presents a rare opportunity to occupy nearly 5,000 square feet of flexible commercial space in one of Midtown’s most distinguished and high-traffic locations. Combining elegant architecture, functionality, and park-front exposure, this property is ideal for tenants seeking a professional, visible, and central Manhattan footprint.