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Quay Tower Debuts Final Residence with Outdoor Space

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RAL Companies and Oliver’s Realty Group, recently announced that the final residence with outdoor space at the headline-grabbing Quay Tower has hit the market for $7.995 million. The Penthouse duplex at the stunning boutique luxury condominium tower, with three bedrooms, three full bathrooms and two powder rooms, was transformed by notable designers selected by REAL SIMPLE who created a playful oasis featuring maximalist design, mixed patterns, and layered textures.

With 2,789 interior square feet and 629 square feet of private outdoor space, residents of this sprawling home will enjoy cinematic Manhattan and Brooklyn views, an outdoor gas fireplace and kitchen equipped with a gas line BBQ grill. California-based modernist AD100 firm Marmol Radziner appointed the interior finishes of the home. The duplex features an oversized gallery and entertaining spaces, a chef-inspired eat-in kitchen, a full-size vented Whirlpool washer/dryer, pre-wiring for motorized shades, multi-zone heating and cooling, and UV-insulated floor-to-ceiling windows with triple exposures.

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A private closed kitchen is equipped with a floating island and dining area, white oak cabinetry and pantry, leathered-finish White Princess Quartzite countertops, backsplash, and fully vented hood. Smoked bronze custom hardware, an Insinkerator, and a fully integrated Gaggenau appliance package with a rare 5-year warranty add to the appeal of the chef’s kitchen designed for casual and formal entertaining.

Credit Eytan Stern Weber via Evan Joseph Images
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The primary bedroom, with breathtaking Manhattan views, feature a spacious walk-in closet and an immaculate en-suite bathroom with Alabastrio Rustico travertine marble, custom-brushed oak vanity, cast-stone double sinks, framed medicine cabinets, under vanity night lighting, custom under vanity stools, radiant heated floors, and a free-standing tub. The secondary bedrooms have fantastic closet space and beautiful en-suite bathrooms.

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Located at 50 Bridge Park Drive, Quay Tower is directly on Brooklyn Bridge Park and Pier 6 in one of New York City’s most desirable neighborhoods. Designed by notable architect Eran Chen of ODA New York, this striking 30-story building displays otherworldly views of the Manhattan skyline, New York Harbor, and Downtown Brooklyn from every home. There are no more than five homes per floor. Select west-facing residences also feature the privacy of direct elevator entries and the utility of additional suburban-style mudroom and service entrances.

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Quay Tower’s robust amenity collection designed by Marmol Radziner offers elevated experiences through one-of-a-kind partnerships with iconic Brooklyn institutions. Health and wellness facilities include a 2,500-square-foot state-of-the-art fitness center overlooking the park, with a dedicated boxing space created in partnership with the legendary Gleason’s Boxing Gym. Residents have access to classes and private training with world champion boxer and Gleason’s trainer Yuri Foreman.

Additional amenities include a children’s playroom and music practice room, created and serviced in partnership with Brooklyn Music School. Additionally, there are two expansive rooftop spaces for dining, entertaining, and lounging that showcase panoramic, front-row views of the Manhattan skyline, downtown Brooklyn, and the New York Harbor. Owners have preferred access to the exclusive Yacht Service at One 15 Brooklyn Marina, should residents wish to participate in nautical activities or book private yachts. The building also offers the incentive of a reduced fixed monthly payment for the next two years.

Nearby transportation includes the high-speed ferry and immediate access to the BQE. Quay Tower is steps from the best cuisine in Brooklyn. Brooklyn Heights is known as “America’s original suburb” and is filled with tree-lined sidewalks, cobblestone side streets, and a thriving mix of commercial and community-focused businesses.