Penthouses
Where the view rises with you.
A penthouse is more than the top floor. It is the feeling of having arrived.
Duplex residences crown the building with double-height living spaces, private terraces, and unobstructed views that stretch from the Manhattan skyline to the Long Island Sound. Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, Kallista fixtures, and light oak paneling running the full wall define a tier of finish reserved for those who notice everything.
Penthouse Specification
Exquisite detailing, elevated high above the harbor.
- Duplex layouts with private internal staircase
- Double-height living rooms
- Private wrap-around terraces
- Sub-Zero and Wolf appliance suite
- Kallista bathroom fixtures
- Light oak full-wall paneling
- Stone waterfall kitchen islands
- Panoramic Manhattan skyline views
Kitchen
Morning light crosses the island before anyone reaches for the coffee. That is the quiet generosity of a kitchen conceived as furniture — pale rift-cut oak, hardware set aside for the shadow of a reveal. Honed marble rises full height behind the range, and every appliance withdraws behind matching grain. Nothing announces itself. Everything is felt.
Double Vanity
In the busiest moment of the morning, neither has to wait for the other. That is the quiet understanding of a double vanity. Kallista fixtures are refined to the extreme. Each touch is a small, unspoken indulgence.
Private Rooftop
You have seen this skyline in countless photographs. But seeing it from your own balcony is something else entirely. The wind is real, the light is real, and the silhouette in the distance shifts with the hour and the weather — silver at dawn, gold at dusk, a glowing horizon deep into the night. It belongs to no observation deck, no restaurant, no hotel. It belongs only to this chair, and to the one sitting in it. Some views are meant to be seen. Others are meant to be lived in.
Schedule a Private Viewing
Experience One College Point Square in person.