The top floors of Boerum Place are reserved for its most spacious residences, where indoor-outdoor living can be enjoyed at its finest. These five-bedroom homes boast views over the neighborhood through rows of oversized windows, and are connected to expansive outdoor areas via a sculptural spiral staircase.
Majestic Entry
The arched motif recurs at the entry to each residence and as small niches in the hallways—subtly echoing the doorway shapes of the neighborhood brownstones and carriage houses.
Room to gather. Space to unwind
Generous, open-plan interiors give the penthouses a rare sense of scale, with living, dining, and entertaining areas unfolding across graciously proportioned rooms. Designed to feel both impressive and highly livable, these residences offer the flexibility to host dinners, soirees, or casual gatherings with ease. Tall windows draw light deep into the home, while private loggias extend the experience outdoors and allow daily life to move naturally between inside and out.
Expansive outdoor living
Across the penthouse level, private outdoor spaces are shaped as natural extensions of the interiors, offering room to dine, gather, and unwind in the open air. Expansive terraces and roof terraces are framed by layered plantings and open neighborhood views, with select homes featuring plunge pools or optional plunge pool hookups and BBQs that bring ease, privacy, and a sense of retreat to daily life.
A Moment of sanctuary
The private courtyard of Penthouse 401 creates a serene outdoor room within the home. Climbing greenery, flowering trees, and sculptural stones bring texture and softness to the space, offering a secluded retreat that feels both composed and transportive.
"Some rooms have as many as four exposures in this project, which is something that is a huge challenge to integrate into New York City, but also makes these spaces very unique."
—Brent Buck
