The 12-story brick and stone loft building at 62 West 45th was designed in 1910 by architects Rouse & Goldstone for the George Backer Construction Company. After construction it was purchased by Col. Nathan S. Jarvis in 1912. The Franklin Pratt Business School leased the entire sixth floor in 1911, and the building was occasionally called the “Pratt Building” in newspaper accounts. The Pratt Business School left the property due to space constraints in 1934. The building also hosted the Musicians’ Club of New York from 1912 to 1917.

• Attended Lobby
• Shared Roof Deck
• Historic Façade
• Windows on three sides provide tremendous light and air to each floor
• High Ceilings
• Tenant Controlled Central Air, 24/7 access
• Fully wired by Verizon Fios
• Centrally located between Time Square, Rockefeller Center, Bryant Park & Grand Central Station
• One block to B, D, F, M and a short walk to Grand Central and Time Square

 

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