281 Park Avenue South | 2,732 RSF (Direct Lease)

281 Park Avenue South is one of Manhattan's finest surviving Beaux-Arts and Dutch Renaissance-inspired landmarks. Inspired by the civic buildings of Haarlem and medieval Amsterdam, the building features:

• Rusticated granite at the base with carved Indiana limestone on the upper floors.
• Distinctive corner turrets (tourelles).
• Elaborate stone carvings and decorative spandrels.
• A monumental Park Avenue South entrance featuring a sculpted tympanum by Edward J. Neville Stent depicting scenes from Episcopal Church history.
• Landmark façade recognized by the AIA Guide to New York City as comparable to notable Flemish and Dutch Renaissance architecture.

Renovations and Improvements:

• Restoration of the landmark façade and architectural details.
• Complete modernization of the building systems.
• New high-capacity passenger elevator.
• Upgraded HVAC and mechanical systems.
• Structural enhancements.
• Restaurant and food-service infrastructure.
• Museum-quality interior build-out.
• Modern life-safety and building systems.