390 Park Avenue – Small Luxury Office Space for Lease

Lever House (also known as 390 Park Avenue), is undoubtedly one of the best boutique office buildings in New York City.  Built in 1952 in accordance to the architectural principals of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe (also the creative genius behind The Seagram Building), the asset was one of the first curtain wall skyscrapers in New York City.  Well ahead of its time, many of the newer buildings in Manhattan were inspired by its illustrious design (i.e. 250 West 55^th Street and 510 Madison Avenue).  Similar to The Seagram Building, tenants and visitors can marvel at one-of-a-kind pieces of art on a rotating display.  It is not uncommon to see masterpieces by Damien Hirst, Jeff Koons, Andy Warhol, Pablo Picasso and other renowned artists in the lobby.  As a matter of fact, this is part of the “RFR lifestyle” that these buildings convey.  Though it is atypical for RFR (the owner) to have small units for lease, there is a unique space that recently became available in this iconic Park Avenue office building.

The partial 16^th floor is currently built to an extremely high standard with full-height wood doors, floor-to-ceiling glass and for the executive that’s looking to save time, push button privacy blinds (click here to see them in action).  Measuring just a touch under 3,000 rentable square feet (2,923 to be exact), the unit is highly efficient with 5 offices, a conference room, pantry, and small support area (floorplan here).  Due to its generic layout, the office space is perfect for a hedge fund, investment bank, private equity firm, or other boutique financial services organization.  The premises receives a tremendous amount of natural light and features a southern Park Avenue exposure.  Click here to contact us for the asking rent and/or an inspection.  If you are looking for other Class A office spaces in The Plaza District, click here to try our free and instant office space search.