375 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10152 - Property report

Located in Midtown, the Seagram Building was originally the headquarters of the Canadian distillers at Seagram Liquor Company. Today, the skyscraper is heralded as "The millennium's most important building" according to New York Times' Herbert Muschamp. Built in 1958, the Seagram building has the functional aesthetic of a corporate modern structure built of steel and concrete. A detailed exterior curtain incorporates bronze mullions and spandrels, and green marble. The building has two sets of swing doors and seven revolving doors. Outside, its sweeping, manicured plaza is one of the Seagram Building's primary features. Practical advantages include a double-bay loading dock located on East 52nd Street.

Inside, amenities include in-house notary and print/scan/copy services. The Seagram offers room set-up, TV/Monitor, Whiteboard, and wired internet. Subway lines E, M, 4, 6 and 6 Express pass by the area, with stations at 51st and 53rd Streets. The Central Midtown location offers the best variety in lunch break eateries, as well as after-hours shopping on 5th Avenue