
One Williamsburg Wharf | Naftali Group
Access to a rooftop pool can add another dimension to life in New York City. Across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens, residential buildings are pairing shared pools with sundecks, landscaped terraces, outdoor kitchens, and panoramic views.
These four listings range from a Hell’s Kitchen condominium with a private balcony to a Long Island City rental overlooking the East River—all within developments offering residents a pool above the city.
547 West 47th Street | Residence 1112 | $2.095 Million
Residence 1112 at 547 West 47th Street is a two-bedroom, two-bathroom condominium positioned on a high floor with southern, northern, and western exposures. Floor-to-ceiling windows bring abundant natural light into the home throughout the day.
The spacious corner great room is the central gathering area, while the west-facing secondary bedroom opens to a private balcony with broad skyline views.
Residents also have access to The West Residence Club, which provides more than 30,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor amenities. Its shared rooftop Pool Club includes a swimming pool, sundeck, lounge areas, outdoor kitchens, and dining spaces overlooking the Hudson River and Midtown skyline. The building also offers a fitness center, yoga studio, resident lounges, pet spa, and rooftop dog run.

547 West 47th Street | Adrian Gaut
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Brooklyn Point | Residence 66D | $3.495 Million
Positioned near the top of Brooklyn Point, Residence 66D is a three-bedroom, three-bathroom corner condominium spanning 1,455 square feet. Northern and eastern exposures provide far-reaching views through floor-to-ceiling windows, while the open living and dining area offers a bright setting for gathering and entertaining.
The home is located within a 720-foot tower in Downtown Brooklyn, where approximately 40,000 square feet of shared amenities extend across several floors.
Developed by Extell and designed by the world-renowned architectural firm Kohn Pedersen Fox (KPF), the building is crowned by an infinity pool billed as the highest residential infinity pool in the Western Hemisphere. A landscaped sundeck surrounds the pool, with lounge seating, outdoor dining areas, and unobstructed views of the New York skyline. Residents also have access to an indoor saltwater pool, fitness spaces, a sauna, steam room, spa, and several indoor and outdoor lounges.

Brooklyn Point | Evan Joseph
One Williamsburg Wharf | Penthouse B | $4.85 Million
Penthouse B at One Williamsburg Wharf is a three-bedroom, three-bathroom condominium spanning 1,864 square feet. Southern, western, and eastern exposures bring natural light into the open-plan living room, dining area, and kitchen, while a spacious balcony overlooks the waterfront.
A large private rooftop terrace crowns the residence, providing an exclusive setting for outdoor dining, entertaining, and enjoying views of the East River and Manhattan.
Separate from the penthouse’s private outdoor spaces, residents have access to a shared rooftop pool deck. It forms part of the Williamsburg Wharf Resort and Recreation Club, a hospitality-inspired amenity collection spanning more than 20,000 square feet and designed by Ward + Gray.
Designed by Brandon Haw Architecture, One Williamsburg Wharf is part of a 3.75-acre waterfront development with landscaped open spaces and more than 525 feet of East River frontage. The location also places the home near Williamsburg’s restaurants and parks.

One Williamsburg Wharf | Naftali Group
Malt Drive | Residence 2307 | $4,675 per Month
Residence 2307 at Malt Drive is a studio rental with a flexible windowed alcove, an open kitchen, a spacious living and dining area, an in-home washer and dryer, and ample closet space. Western exposure provides direct views of the East River and Manhattan skyline.
The residence is part of TF Cornerstone’s waterfront development in Long Island City’s Hunter’s Point South. Encompassing two buildings, three towers, and nearly 1,400 residences, Malt Drive sits along a newly developed street and shoreline park overlooking the East River.
Its expansive rooftop terraces feature a swimming pool, barbecue grills, hammocks, and lounge seating, with views extending across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens. Additional indoor and outdoor spaces throughout the development are dedicated to fitness, recreation, working, and gathering.

Malt Drive | TF Cornerstone















