The redevelopment of the Domino Sugar Refinery has been pivotal in the transformation of the Williamsburg waterfront. One Domino Square introduces the first condominium residences within the master plan, offering the highest for-sale homes on the Brooklyn-Queens East River waterfront.
Designed by Selldorf Architects, the project features two soaring towers atop a seven-story podium clad in a porcelain façade with a subtle iridescent finish. Tilt-and-turn windows punctuate the exterior, offering residents wonderful views of the river, Brooklyn, and Manhattan skyline.
The northern tower, closest to the East River and Domino Park, houses 160 one- to three-bedroom condos starting at $1.85M. These move-in-ready homes feature oversized sound-canceling windows, 10-foot ceilings, wide plank white oak floors, walnut millwork, custom lighting, dimmable overhead lights, USB/USB-C outlets, Nest thermostats, and in-unit laundry.
The amenities of One Domino Square span over 45,000 square feet across five floors, and nearly all are enhanced by river views. A well-equipped fitness center includes a riverfront yoga studio. An indoor pool features lap lanes and seating areas, as well as a spa area with hot tub, cold plunge, steam room, sauna, and treatment rooms.
The Club Level houses a game room, solarium, remote work space, and private dining and party rooms. Outdoor amenities include a sun deck with outdoor terrace and a dining terrace with outdoor kitchen and Manhattan skyline views.
One Domino Square is one block from Domino Park and close to popular Williamsburg restaurants, cafes, retail, and nightlife. The South Williamsburg ferry is six blocks away.
Penthouse 3A at One Domino Square, the tallest condo residence on the Brooklyn waterfront, is hitting the market for $7 million. Designed by Annabelle Selldorf, this duplex spans 2,000 square feet of interior space and nearly 1,000 square feet of outdoor terraces, offering sweeping views of the Manhattan skyline, East River, and iconic landmarks. Part of the Domino Sugar Factory campus, the building features luxury amenities, including pools, a fitness center, and private dining spaces.
A four-bedroom condo at Two Trees’ One Domino Square in Williamsburg sold for $5.8 million, marking the priciest neighborhood sale this year and part of the first wave of closings at the waterfront development. The project, which features two towers and 160 condo units, is about 20% sold, with unlisted penthouses expected to hit the market soon. Williamsburg’s home prices continue to rise, with a median price of $1.3 million in Q2 2024, reflecting a 22% annual increase.
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