Positioned on a mid-level floor within a Flatiron District medical building, this pre-built medical suite is organized as a highly efficient, patient-ready layout designed for outpatient clinical use rather than traditional office occupancy. Entry into the space leads through a controlled reception corridor that immediately establishes separation between public-facing circulation and private treatment areas, allowing patient flow to remain orderly and discreet. Finishes throughout are clean and contemporary, with wood flooring underfoot, smooth white walls, and recessed lighting that creates a bright, professional environment appropriate for medical practitioners.

Moving deeper into the suite, a central hallway anchors the layout and provides access to three private perimeter rooms, each benefiting from direct windows along the west side of Third Avenue. These rooms are well-proportioned and naturally suited for use as exam rooms, consultation offices, or specialty treatment rooms depending on practice needs. Window exposure in each room brings in consistent daylight, enhancing both patient comfort and provider working conditions while offering flexibility for long-term clinical use. Door placement along the corridor supports privacy and acoustic separation between rooms, which is particularly important for patient consultations and examinations.

Beyond the perimeter rooms, the interior portion of the suite accommodates additional clinical support functions. One enclosed room is configured for back-of-house medical use, such as storage, prep, or equipment housing, keeping operational necessities out of patient view. Another interior room can serve as a provider workroom, charting area, or small administrative office, allowing staff to operate efficiently without disrupting patient circulation. Ceiling-mounted systems and wall-mounted utilities are arranged to support medical equipment placement while maintaining clean sightlines throughout the space.

The suite benefits from its own dedicated HVAC system, providing independent climate control that is critical for medical operations and regulatory comfort requirements. Hallways are wide enough to accommodate patient movement without congestion, and overall circulation keeps treatment areas logically grouped while minimizing unnecessary crossover between staff and patients. The layout does not rely on open workstations or conference rooms, instead prioritizing enclosed, functional rooms that align with medical practice workflows.

Overall, the space offers a compact yet highly usable medical configuration with three windowed perimeter rooms, strong natural light, private mechanical control, and a layout that supports a wide range of outpatient medical or wellness practices seeking a turnkey clinical environment in a central Manhattan location.

Notes: Three private rooms each with windows facing West Side of Third Avenue. Has it’s own dedicated HVAC system.