The seventh-floor medical suite provides approximately 1,498 square feet of finished clinical space designed for a wellness, cosmetic, dermatology, aesthetic, or specialty medical practice. From the entrance, patients step directly into a polished reception and waiting area where a marble-front desk establishes a professional check-in point, while several chairs line the wood-slat feature wall to create a defined waiting zone without consuming excessive floor area. The marble-look porcelain flooring, recessed lighting, pale finishes, and contemporary millwork continue from the public area into the clinical portion of the suite.

Moving beyond reception, the layout transitions into a series of private treatment rooms rather than conventional office space. The rooms are individually enclosed for patient privacy and are large enough to accommodate full-size treatment tables, practitioner stools, medical carts, diagnostic or cosmetic equipment, and supporting supplies. Several rooms have exterior windows, bringing daylight into treatment areas, while others rely on bright recessed lighting for a controlled clinical environment. Frosted glass and solid doors further separate treatment functions from circulation areas.

A major advantage is the amount of existing infrastructure already in place. Treatment rooms incorporate extensive built-in upper and lower cabinetry, long counters for equipment and supplies, and durable hard-surface flooring suited to frequent cleaning. The existing configuration visibly supports substantial medical and aesthetic equipment without making the rooms feel overcrowded, reducing the amount of construction a new practice may require before opening.

Offered as a pre-built medical sublease through August 2034, the suite is particularly well suited to a practice seeking a compact, turnkey Midtown West location where reception, patient waiting, treatment, storage, and clinical functions are already clearly separated and professionally finished.

Notes: Turnkey medical/wellness build-out, Reception with waiting area, Multiple private treatment rooms, Frosted glass partitions and built-in cabinetry, Marble-look porcelain tile and recessed lighting, Ducted HVAC throughout