Sweeping panoramic views of Manhattan, Brooklyn, and the East River are the prime feature of every condominium residence at One Domino Square, located next to Domino Park on the Williamsburg waterfront. Developed by Two Trees and designed by Annabelle Selldorf, the two-tower residential complex at 8 South 4th Street contains 160 condominium units, an expansive amenity package, and a holistic live-work-play community just outside its doors. Buyers have a chance to own part of this prime Williamsburg location with condominiums ranging in one- to three-bedroom layouts. Prices start at $1,850,000 and Two Trees Management is handling sales.
Oversized, sound cancelling, tilt-and-turn windows allow sunlight to wash over wide plank white oak flooring. Photo: William Jess Laird
Enjoy natural light in generously sized rooms including custom closets. Photo: William Jess Laird
There are several areas on the terrace for residents to settle back and relax. Photo: Chris Cooper
One Domino Square boasts the highest waterfront penthouses in Brooklyn. There are four corner duplexes layouts each with two exposures and over 2,200 square feet that encompass three bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms, private terraces, two living spaces, and a dedicated wet bar. Two half-floor jewel box layouts with three exposures and over 2,000 square feet feature airy, private wraparound terraces, sculpted spiral staircases, as well as three bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms, and floor-to ceiling windows. Penthouses are priced starting $5.95 million.
Penthouse living room at One Domino Square at 8 South 4th Street in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Photo: Two Trees
In addition to breathtaking views, condominium units feature 10-foot ceiling spans, oversized windows, custom walnut millwork, white oak flooring, Nest thermostats, solar and room darkening window shades, and Bosch washers and dryers. Kitchens are available in cool or warm palettes, and equipped with Gaggenau appliances. Bathrooms are finished with radiant floor heating, walk-in showers, and large soaking tubs.
A cool palette kitchen in a residence at One Domino Square. Photo: Two Trees
A residence with a warm palette kitchen at One Domino Square. Photo: Two Trees
Residents at One Domino Square have access to The Club, a 45,000-square-foot amenity suite that includes an aquatics center and lounge with heated indoor and outdoor swimming pools, as well as a cold plunge, hydrotherapy spa pool, and steam and sauna rooms.
Complete with dedicated lap lanes, relaxing seating area, hot tub, cold plunge, steam room, sauna and a year-round loggia with stunning views. Photo: Chris Cooper
Additional amenities at the waterfront tower include resident lounges, co-working spaces, health club with yoga studio, golf simulator, media room, children’s playroom, landscaped rooftop garden, and outdoor terrace with BBQ grilling pits and al fresco dining. A private dining room and chef’s kitchen are available for entertaining. There is also a 24-hour front desk concierge, pet spa, bike storage, and a package room with cold storage.
Residences at One Domino Square. Photo: Two Trees
Residences at One Domino Square. Photo: Two Trees
One Domino Square. Photo: Evan Joseph
Two Trees developed an entire community just outside the front doors for residents of One Domino Square. There is direct access to Domino Park, a waterfront park with a children’s playground, dog run, picnic areas, elevated walkway, and lots of greenery. The iconic Domino Sugar Factory landmark now holds The Refinery, a modern, green office building with 460,000 rentable square feet of Class A office space with an Equinox gym on the ground floor.
The newest element to recently open is a landscaped public plaza known as Domino Square with protected unobstructed views of the Manhattan skyline. Domino Square encompasses an acre of open public space with stadium seating and areas for community programing, including dance nights, movies, performances, a farmers market, and an ice-skating rink in the winter season. The plaza has an entrance to the public on Kent Avenue.
One Domino Square also contains a residential tower with 399 rental apartments on Domino Park. The rental component is fully leased up in under a year since leasing began.
For more information about condominium sales, please contact One Domino Square via the website or by calling 646-212-2352.
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The first rendering, the one with pool with Williamsburg Bridge as back drop looks surreal to me (and I have nothing against that).
By 1907, Domino controlled 98% of US sugar processing. In 1916, “cubes” similar in shape to dominoes were introduced precluding the company name change.
Besides this looking exactly like an ad, that bridge traffic and subway must be awfully noisy. The view IS spectacular.
It is an advertisement, they paid for it. Usually windows will bring the noise level down to a comfortable hum. I do suppose there may be lingering fumes during traffic jams, but it’s NYC so… The views and amenities are wonderful.