275 Seventh Avenue Office Space

Step into a world where Art Deco charm collides with cutting-edge business at 275 Seventh Avenue office space. When you work here, you aren’t setting up shop in just another office building – you’re immersing yourself inside a slice of New York history that’s still cooking up success stories.

A Grande Dame with a Fresh Face

Built in 1928, this 28-story beauty has seen it all. Designed by the dynamic duo Buchman & Kahn, 275 Seventh Avenue has stood tall through the Jazz Age, the Digital Revolution, and everything in between. But don’t let her age fool you – a 2014 facelift keeps her looking sharp and ready for business.

Workspace That Works for You

Forget cramped cubicles and fluorescent nightmares. 275 Seventh Avenue office space offers breathing room with style. Typical floors spread out over 27,000 square feet, while upper levels boast 15,000 square feet of prime real estate. And those views? Let’s just say your Instagram followers will be jealous.

Unique Office Amenities

Life at 275 Seventh Avenue isn’t all work and no play. Check out these sweet amenities:

• Art Deco Lobby: Step back in time in a restored entrance that screams “Mad Men” (minus the cigarette smoke).
• Elevator Upgrade: New lifts mean less time waiting and more time conquering your to-do list.
• Window Wonderland: Fresh panes bring in the light and keep out the city noise.
• Bathroom Bliss: Newly renovated restrooms – because even power players need a moment of zen.
• Size Matters: With 600,000 square feet of total space, there’s room for your business to grow (and then some).

Location That’ll Make Your Commute Jealous

Smack in the middle of Chelsea, you’re five blocks from Penn Station. Hop on the C, E, 1, or 9 lines practically at your doorstep. Jersey commuter? PATH trains are your new best friend. And with 28th Street station a stone’s throw away, you might actually enjoy your morning trek.

Rubbing Elbows with Some Bigwigs

Your 275 Seventh Avenue neighbors? They’re kind of a big deal. CBRE’s revolutionizing real estate, Mount Sinai’s saving lives, and Mancini Duffy’s designing tomorrow. Regus is redefining workspaces, Brand Networks is owning social media, and LHP Architects is building the future. Oh, and CancerCare? They’re actual superheroes.