Top 10 Condos Near NYC Ferry Stops
#1 - Riverhouse - One Rockefeller Park, 2 River Terrace
The LEED-certified Riverhouse is located up the street from the Battery Park City ferry stop with service to Midtown West and Staten Island. All units feature triple-glazed windows, bamboo flooring, sustainable cabinetry, twice-filtered air and water, and low-emissions materials. Amenities include a 50-foot lap pool, a fitness center with yoga studio, a media lounge, and a landscaped roof garden.
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#2 - Pierhouse at Brooklyn Bridge Park, 90 Furman Street
Next door to the DUMBO ferry landing, Pierhouse enjoys unrivaled views of Brooklyn Bridge Park, the East River, and the Manhattan skyline. Residents-only amenities include fitness centers, meditation space, event space, and a playroom. Residents also have access to amenities in 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge, which include a rooftop pool.
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#3 - One Domino Square, 8 South 4th Street
One Domino Park is in a prime position between two ferry stops on the Williamsburg waterfront. It took shape on the parcel of the former Domino Sugar Refinery closest to the Williamsburg Bridge, which allows for spectacular bridge, river, and Manhattan views, and its shimmering porcelain facade sets it apart in the skyline.
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#4 - Quay Tower, 50 Bridge Park Drive
Quay Tower is located at the edge of Brooklyn Bridge Park and a short distance from the Pier 6/Atlantic Avenue ferry stop with access to South Brooklyn and the Financial District. All units feature breathtaking views, high ceilings, and floor-to-ceiling windows.
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#5 - The Huron, 29 Huron Street
Up the street from the Greenpoint ferry landing, The Huron pays tribute to the neighborhood's industrial history with brick, steel, and glass elements. The buildings' stepped massing allows for excellent East River and Manhattan skyline views in the apartments, and the 30,000-square-foot amenity package was also designed to make the most of views.
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#6 - The View at East Coast, 46-30 Center Boulevard
The East River route on NYC Ferry has done a number to connect waterfront neighborhoods like Long Island City. Here The View at East Coast lives up to its name with panoramas of the East River and Manhattan skyline. The building is fully staffed, and owners receive free memberships to the East Coast Club across the street.
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#7 - The Greenpoint, 21 India Street
The Greenpoint is the tallest building in its neighborhood, which naturally results in sweeping waterfront vistas. Residents enjoy access to 30,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor amenity space. Another great perk is convenient access to the waterfront esplanade and the Greenpoint ferry stop.
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#8 - One Northside Piers, 4 North 5th Street
The Northside Piers complex is located next to the North Williamsburg ferry landing on the Williamsburg waterfront. Many units in both towers provide sweeping river and skyline views, and the buildings boast a comprehensive wellness and social amenity package.
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#9 - The Edge North Tower, 34 North 7th Street
The two-towered Edge complex spans two city blocks in front of the North Williamsburg ferry landing. Residents enjoy spectacular skyline views, not to mention an array of amenities that includes lounges, screening rooms, a fitness center, and a glass-enclosed open-air pool with a heated floor.
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#10 - Austin Nichols House, 184 Kent Avenue
Over the years, the Cass Gilbert-designed building at 184 Kent Avenue has served as a grocery warehouse and bourbon distillery. Today it has been transformed into Austin Nichols House, a luxury condominium with a wealth of indoor/outdoor amenities and a prime address on Williamsburg's waterfront near the ferry.
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