Private medical suite currently arranged as a series of four generously sized treatment and consultation rooms organized off a central internal corridor, creating a highly functional layout that balances patient flow with practitioner efficiency. Entry into the unit leads directly into a defined reception and waiting area, where patients are greeted in a controlled front-of-house environment that remains clearly separated from the clinical portions of the space. This initial area provides enough depth to support check-in operations while maintaining a comfortable waiting component before transitioning into the treatment corridor.

Moving inward, the layout unfolds into multiple enclosed rooms positioned along both sides of the hallway. Four primary perimeter rooms are arranged along the exterior wall, each benefiting from oversized windows that introduce strong natural exposure and elevate the patient experience, particularly for longer consultations or specialty procedures. These rooms are well-proportioned to function as exam rooms, private offices, or procedure suites, with enough flexibility to accommodate a range of medical disciplines. Interior rooms are also present within the plan, allowing for additional support functions such as diagnostics, administrative offices, or secondary treatment spaces, depending on operational needs.

The corridor continues to connect each room in a logical sequence, allowing staff to move efficiently between patient areas without disrupting front desk operations. A kitchenette is positioned within close proximity to the reception area, providing convenience for staff while remaining discreetly placed away from patient-facing zones. Two bathrooms are integrated into the layout, supporting both staff and patient use without congestion, which is particularly important for practices with steady appointment flow.

A notable advantage of the space is its private entrance configuration, offering a level of discretion and exclusivity that is highly desirable for certain medical specialties. Ceiling heights and window scale further enhance the overall environment, creating an open and comfortable setting that does not feel constrained despite the number of enclosed rooms.

The existing layout also presents long-term flexibility, as the configuration can be adapted or reimagined for alternative uses, including conversion to a residential-style layout if desired. As currently built, the suite delivers a turnkey opportunity for a medical user seeking a refined, efficient, and patient-friendly environment with strong perimeter presence and a clear operational flow.

Notes: Maisonette 1B is currently utilized as a medical office with four spacious doctors” suites (one with a working fireplace), reception room and two half baths. This apartment has its own maisonette entrance for ultimate privacy. The possibility exists to convert the space into an exceptional residence with high 11” ceilings and serene Central Park views from 4 oversized West facing windows (see proposed residential floor plan and virtually staged photos).