Anthelion Capital

Corporate offices in Midtown rarely advertise their presence. They don’t need to. Anthelion Capital operates from the 40th floor of 152 W 57th St, a building that blends seamlessly into the skyline, its windows reflecting the same steel-and-glass monotony as its neighbors.

This stretch of 57th Street has long been a quiet thoroughfare for finance, law, and consultancy firms. The sidewalks here aren’t crowded with tourists or street vendors; they’re populated by people who walk with purpose, briefcases in hand, phones pressed to their ears. The address places Anthelion among peers—no signage, no fanfare, just another node in a network of capital and calculation.

Restroom access is noted in the listing, a detail that feels almost like an afterthought in a space where every square foot is optimized for productivity. It’s the kind of practicality that goes unmentioned until it’s suddenly necessary. No other amenities are advertised, which suggests the office isn’t designed for lingering.

For directions or confirmation of its existence, the map pins it precisely: 152 W 57th St New York, NY 10019. If you need to reach them, the silence implies you already have the number.