Brooklyn Point
Residence 16E

Downtown Brooklyn

One City point, Brooklyn, NY 11201, USA

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Listing Details

Bedroom

2 Bedrooms

Bathroom

2 Bathrooms

Interior

1,169 SQFT

Price

$1,749,000

Taxes

Common Charges

$1,433

About Brooklyn Point

Architecture

Architecture
Design
Amenities
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Standing at 720 feet, Brooklyn Point is one of the tallest towers in the entire borough—it was inevitable that the mixed-use building would stand out. New York-based architecture firm Kohn Pedersen Fox (KPF) was cognizant of this when designing the structure. “Given that Brooklyn has a tradition of more solid buildings, it was very important that the façade exhibits an elegant solidity,” the architects said. At the same time, they wanted to create something distinctive, a new landmark at the gateway to Brooklyn. The resulting tower uses double-height frames and oversized windows to give this icon a sense of gravitas and geometry.

Exterior aerial view of Brooklyn, New York which includes Brooklyn Point condominiums and view of the river.

Exterior aerial view of Brooklyn Point condominiums with view of Brooklyn, New York buildings in the background.

Exterior view of Brooklyn Point condominiums building architecture with ground view of garden.

Exterior view of entrance to Brooklyn Point condominiums. Has a parked car and bike with people walking inside.

Exterior aerial view of Brooklyn Point condominiums rooftop pool. Has view of Brooklyn, New York in the background.

This interplay between purity of design and playfulness is also apparent in interiors by Katherine Newman Design (KND). It is most obvious in common areas, like the airy lobby, which pairs marble floors and oak walls with sculptural elements, like the cloud-like mobile and the ceramic art installation inspired by Roy Lichtenstein or the triple-height Park Lounge, with backlit etched glass and a light installation with nearly 100 hanging glass globes. The defining features in the residences, which range from studios to three bedrooms, are the floor-to-ceiling windows, while customizable fixtures and finishes employ unexpected materials, like satin copper and mosaic tiling.

Interior view of Brooklyn Point condominiums lobby. Has patterned walls and lounging furniture.

Interior view of Brooklyn Point residence kitchen with view of other buildings. Has white island countertop and wood floors.

Interior view of Brooklyn Point residence living room with skyline window view. Has full furniture and white curtains.

Interior view of Brooklyn Point residence master bedroom with skyline window view. Has striped carpets and white bed.

Interior view of Brooklyn Point condominiums hallway. Has patterned floors, beige walls and wooden door frames.

Interior view of Brooklyn Point residence master bathroom. Has marble counters and showers with gold trim.

The showstopper here is the rooftop pool, which is the highest infinity pool in the Western Hemisphere. It’s perched 680 feet above ground on the edge of the tower, affording spectacular views of Manhattan. Other indoor and outdoor amenities span more than 40,000 square feet, including social gathering areas, like the Park Lounge, which has a landscaped terrace overlooking Willoughby Square Park, and a fully equipped game room. The full suite of wellness offerings include a fitness center, a spa, squash courts, spin and yoga studios, and a 35-foot rock-climbing wall. The 65-foot indoor saltwater pool has a separate hot tub, infrared sauna, and steam rooms.