Quay Tower

A stunning waterfront complex right on Brooklyn Bridge Park, Quay Tower is 30 stories of amazing views of the water and the Manhattan skyline. Designed by ODA and Marmol Radziner, this complex provides access to the best of Brooklyn, though you might not ever want to leave the building once you see the amenities here.

The Sunset Lounge is a cozy indoor and outdoor area facing the East River, with a see-through fireplace and grills to make for a wonderful evening. The Sky Cabana on the roof is similar, though it faces south and includes a media room with a large flatscreen TV. The fitness center includes a yoga studio and a boxing corner. There’s also a children’s play room, a music room, and valet parking for an extra fee. Your furry friends can live here and will love the pet spa.

Units in Quay Tower are huge, many of them having two entrances; a private elevator entrance, and a secondary entrance to a mudroom with a washer and dryer. Units range from two to five bedroom apartments, and most units have an equal number of bedrooms and bathrooms. Primary bathrooms come with heated floors and most have both a walk-in shower and a freestanding tub.

Floor-to-ceiling windows bathe the homes in natural light, and units that face the water will experience a beautiful sunset on a daily basis. Kitchens come equipped with Gaggenau appliances like speed ovens, normal ovens, gas stoves, refrigerators, and dishwashers. Living spaces are open floor plans, and the massive windows come equipped with remote control shading.

Quay has been featured in a NYPost story about how the square footage of New York apartments is actually increasing despite the popular myth of shoebox living. The study featured in the article shows that apartments in the city have grown in size by 5% since 2017, and have been steadily growing since the year 2000. The article includes quotes from homeowners in Quay Tower raving about the amount of space, and the quality of the homes.