Prime Lenox Hill Retail Lease Opportunity – Available for Immediate Occupancy

100 Feet of Wraparound Frontage. 4,000 Square Feet. 50,000 AADT (Average Annual Daily Traffic).  

Nestled on the corner of East 62nd Street at the foot of the Queensboro Bridge off-ramp, in the heart of Lenox Hill, this unique, move-in-ready commercial space combines incredible unique advertising exposure with a sprawling ground-floor and basement duplex layout with approximately 4,000 internal square footage (plus free outdoor space) making this lease opportunity a super economic value to the lessor. The extensive private outdoor space truly creates a potential park-like setting and is truly a unique opportunity for this exclusive  Manhattan location. 

318 E 62nd Street retail or professional space will be delivered white box following its complete modern renovation of the building, giving tenants many opportunities to tailor the space to their specific needs and business goals.

The property offers unique entire building length, private outdoor space including a rear patio, offers increased capacity due to covered outdoor seating areas for customers or employees, and the interior floor plate can be fully vented to accommodate culinary or cleaning requirements. The abundance of daily car traffic makes the 100 feet of wraparound frontage ideal for massive signage and exposure with thousands of cars passing your location hourly, who are forced to read your signage every second making this a name recognition dream location.  Exposure to your business identity is equivalent to having a billboard in the heart of “Times Square.”

The landlord will consider all use cases, including but not limited to  cafes, gourmet bakeries, restaurants, small businesses, medical offices, fitness studios, banks, and more. The landlord will also cover certain tenant improvements, including the installation of an all-glass façade.

Major Sought-After Location at the Nexus of Midtown, Sutton Place, and the Upper East Side.

Located just at the bottom intersection coming off the Queensboro Bridge with easy access to several major subway lines, incredible high-end shopping, multiple local buses, and Central Park. The area is quiet and pedestrian-friendly while enjoying distinctly affluent residential residences, major medical facilities and hospitals.   Nearby institutions and businesses include Memorial Sloan Kettering, New York School of Arts, Northwell Health, and New York Presbyterian/Weill Cornell. Major thoroughfares like First, Second, Lexington, Park, Madison, and Fifth Avenues are all nearby, and the Roosevelt Island Tram and Bloomingdales are also a few blocks away.