The Flatiron Building offers office space, New York | Metro Manhattan Office Space

One of Manhattan's first skyscrapers, the Flatiron Building overlooks Madison Square Park and features a prominent, wedge shape due it its position near the angular intersection of Fifth Avenue and Broadway. Its facade is detailed in the Beaux-Arts style, with a highly articulated base, middle and cornice. Behind the facade, the structure is comprised of a steel frame, which represented extremely modern technology in its time.

At the tip of the Flatiron's triangular form, interior space compresses to less than seven feet. This results in unique, sometimes quirky office spaces, but most tenants find it charming. Aside from the distinction of renting office space in one of Manhattan's most famous buildings and a National Historic Landmark, another advantage for tenants is the views of Madison Square Park and proximity to the N, R and 6 trains. However, as an older building it has flaws; the Flatiron Building's elevator system is slow and bathrooms lack modern comforts.

At this time, the Flatiron Building is rented exclusively by MacMillan Publishers. It was purchased by an Italian developer, who eventually hopes to turn it into a luxury hotel.