Created by ARC Architecture + Design Studio, in collaboration with 7haus and IMC Architecture, Fifty One Domino sets a new lifestyle benchmark. This exceptional three-bedroom condo, accessed via a private keyed elevator, spans the entire 6th floor with 10-foot ceilings and views of the Manhattan skyline and East River.
The crown jewel of the building, the penthouse's private roof deck is designed as a true extension of the home, featuring a heated pool, outdoor shower, and fully equipped kitchen. Sweeping panoramic views frame a unique haven above the city.
Inside, the residence is defined by warmth and craftsmanship. Walnut chevron flooring runs throughout the apartment, lending texture and continuity across the living spaces. Next to the floor-to-ceiling windows that showcase the Williamsburg Bridge, a gas fireplace anchors the main living area, creating a natural focal point for both daily living and entertaining.
The chef's kitchen is defined by the striking Cristallo quartzite countertop and full backsplash. Both art and architecture, this masterpiece anchors the open kitchen with timeless sophistication. Custom millwork discreetly conceals a Sub-Zero refrigerator and a temperature-controlled wine cooler, while a Wolf gas range, wall oven, Cove dishwasher, and speed oven create a dream setup. Convenient storage keeps every appliance within easy reach and neatly out of sight.
Expansive floor-to-ceiling glass panel doors slide open completely, revealing a wide covered terrace with a southern exposure, equipped with water and electric hookups - an outdoor dining space with stunning views of the city and river.
Near the private keyed elevator, a powder room and coat closet flank the entry. Elegant pocket doors discreetly partition the condo, allowing the living and dining areas to close off for privacy and acoustic comfort.
The residential wing features three well-proportioned bedrooms, including a serene primary suite with a spacious walk-in closet and a spa-inspired bathroom. Offering radiant heated floors and clad in full travertine, the en suite is centered by a sculptural freestanding soaking tub and complemented by a double vanity and rain shower. Every element is finished with elegant Waterworks fixtures, creating the perfect retreat. Two additional bedrooms, each with ample closet space, share a beautifully appointed secondary bathroom that is finished with Dekton walls and floors. A laundry closet is conveniently positioned along the corridor.
Throughout the residence, frameless flush doors create uninterrupted gallery-style walls, while discreet linear vents deliver central climate control. Every element has been thoughtfully considered, displaying a balance of modern aesthetics and understated indulgence.
Fifty One Domino seamlessly blends deliberate design, private outdoor space, and direct elevator access to a common rooftop with incredible city skyline views. Venture just outside your door to discover some of NYC's most celebrated restaurants, bars, and cafés, from Michelin-starred dining to neighborhood favorites. Boutiques and specialty shops offer the finest in fashion and daily essentials, while waterfront parks and vibrant nightlife complete a lifestyle that is as dynamic as it is refined. Nearby green spaces include Domino Park, Grand Ferry Park, Bushwick Inlet Park, and East River State Park. Public transportation options include a short trip to the L, J/M/Z, and G subway lines and quick access to the NYC East River Ferry.
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