340 Madison Avenue

Floor/Suite: 

Partial Suite 600C

Size: 

14,435 RSF

Lease type:

Direct

Condition:

Pre-built

Asking rent:

$72 PSF / $86,610 per month

  • Brand-new prebuild.
  • Finishes include black-framed office fronts, 11-foot exposed ceilings, linear LED pendant lights, an open pantry, a new corridor, and core restrooms.
  • 10 private offices, 2 conference rooms for (4-8 people) and 1 conference room for (>10 people)
  • Tenant-only amenity center at the building was just completed, and features a lounge, conference space, travel showers, and the ability for town halls up to 74+.
  • 340 Madison Avenue (340 Madison Avenue)
  • Madison Avenue near East 43rd Street
  • Owned by: Barings
  • Class: A
  • 760,000 Total RSF
  • 22 floors
  • Amenities: Lobby Attendant 24/7, Tenant Lounge, Conference Center

Building Details

340 Madison Avenue is a Class A office building at 340 Madison Avenue in the Grand Central submarket. The address gives tenants a Midtown East base with proximity to Grand Central Terminal, client-meeting destinations, hotels, and the broader East Midtown business corridor.

Published building profiles describe a Class A office presence sized for Midtown East occupancy strategies. 340 Madison Avenue is a Class A office address in the Grand Central submarket, directly positioned for Midtown tenants that value fast transit access and a Madison Avenue business address. That combination supports users comparing full-floor identity, multi-suite layouts, and efficient Midtown footprints without defaulting to a trophy-tower premium for every requirement.

340 Madison Avenue is a Class A office address in the Grand Central submarket, directly positioned for Midtown tenants that value fast transit access and a Madison Avenue business address. The building offers large-block leasing potential as well as smaller office options, supporting requirements from boutique occupiers to larger headquarters users. Its location places teams near Grand Central Terminal, Bryant Park, Park Avenue, hotels, restaurants, and the central Midtown office core. From a workplace standpoint, the property is positioned for practical daily operations—arrival experience, vertical circulation, and suite configuration options that can adapt as headcount changes. Building and workplace features noted for tenants include Grand Central submarket location, Large-block office availability potential, Broker-managed office leasing, Nearby dining, hotels, and commuter rail access.

Grand Central Terminal, 4/5/6/7 subway service, Metro-North, LIRR, Bryant Park, Madison Avenue buses, and surrounding Midtown streets are convenient to the building. Those connections matter for hybrid schedules, regional talent, and frequent client visits across Midtown East.

For tenants evaluating Grand Central options, 340 Madison Avenue pairs a clear street identity with transit adjacency and a Class A occupancy profile. Contact Noah & Co. to review current suites, compare nearby alternatives, and plan tours around your timing and layout requirements.

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As of 05-2-2024