This 1,800-square-foot ground-floor medical condominium is offered for sale with a complete clinical layout already in place. The suite contains five dedicated exam or treatment rooms, two private office or consultation rooms, a nurses’ station, administrative office area, reception desk, separate waiting area, staff kitchenette, two restrooms, an information technology closet, and multiple storage closets. Its existing configuration makes the property particularly practical for a medical practice seeking to avoid building an office from a raw shell.

Patients enter directly from East 72nd Street through a vestibule into a dedicated waiting room with seating arranged along the windowed perimeter. Immediately beside the waiting area is the reception station, creating a clear point for check-in and staff oversight. Behind reception, the plan opens into a substantial administrative work area, while the nearby staff kitchenette provides cabinetry, a sink, counter space, and room for staff supplies.

A central hallway separates the public-facing portion of the practice from the clinical rooms. Moving deeper into the suite, five exam and treatment rooms are distributed along the perimeter and internal corridor. Several include built-in cabinetry, sinks, examination tables, wall-mounted clinical equipment, and dedicated work surfaces. The rooms vary in size, allowing the practice to assign them to routine examinations, procedures, diagnostics, or specialized treatment functions rather than forcing every room into an identical format.

Two additional enclosed rooms are designated as office or consultation rooms, providing private areas for physicians, administrators, or patient consultations. A separate nurses’ station is positioned among the treatment rooms for clinical support and charting. Two restrooms are centrally placed along the interior circulation path, while closets and the dedicated information technology room provide valuable support space without consuming treatment areas.

The interior combines durable medical finishes with warmer architectural details, including wood doors, wood-paneled corridor sections, carpeted public areas, and a substantial reception desk. Windows serve multiple perimeter rooms, while the existing clinical infrastructure, organized patient circulation, and direct street-level access make this a functional Upper East Side medical property for an owner-user seeking an established healthcare layout.