A private street-level entrance leads directly into a generously sized waiting room that immediately establishes a comfortable, residentially scaled patient experience, with enough depth to accommodate multiple seating arrangements without crowding. From here, the layout transitions into a defined reception area that acts as the central control point of the suite, positioned to direct patients efficiently into the clinical portion of the space while maintaining separation between front-of-house and treatment areas. The flow continues inward along a single primary corridor, where rooms branch off in a linear sequence, creating a straightforward and highly functional medical layout.

Several enclosed perimeter rooms line this corridor, each appropriately sized to function as exam rooms or consult spaces depending on the needs of the practice. Two of these rooms are positioned mid-suite and can operate as standard exam rooms with space for equipment and patient interaction, while a larger room deeper within the layout offers the scale to serve as a primary consult room, procedure room, or executive office. Toward the rear, an additional office and administrative room provide space for staff operations, billing, or private physician use, allowing the clinical and administrative functions to remain clearly separated.

Support elements are integrated along the circulation path, including storage closets, a dedicated utility area, and a kitchen or break space that can support staff throughout the day. The layout reads as efficient and purposeful, maximizing usable square footage without unnecessary corridors or dead space. Being located on the ground floor with its own entrance adds a significant operational advantage, allowing for direct patient access without reliance on a lobby or elevator system, which is especially valuable for practices prioritizing accessibility and privacy.

While not a full-floor identity, the suite benefits from its positioning within a well-maintained building and its proximity to major Upper East Side medical institutions. The overall configuration supports a wide range of medical uses, from general practice to specialty care, with a layout that can easily adapt over time as operational needs evolve.

Notes: Maintenance $5,256.83 /Month – Max Financing: 50%. Residential conversion allowed. Located closely to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, in an impeccably managed, white-glove building within easy walking distance to multiple Upper East Side hospitals, this ground floor suite features its own entrance on 84th Street. Currently configured with a spacious waiting and reception room, a large consult and three possible exam rooms.