One Domino Square, 8 South 4th Street, #21-E

Introducing One Domino Square, where life is Different by Design.

Annabelle Selldorf designed homes on the Williamsburg Waterfront with over 45,000 Sq Ft of amenities.

This impressive three bedroom, two and a half bathroom residence has north and east exposures, offering premium water and Manhattan vistas to the north, alongside expansive open Brooklyn views to the east. The open-concept layout seamlessly integrates the chef‘s kitchen with the corner living room, providing an ideal space for both daily living and entertaining. The east facing primary suite boasts ample space and is accented with customized closets, accompanied by an ensuite bathroom with a standing shower and separate luxurious 60" soaking tub, ensuring comfort and relaxation.

Every condominium residence at One Domino Square boasts protected views of the East River that are simply breathtaking.

The oversized, sound cancelling, tilt-and-turn windows allow sunlight to wash over wide plank white oak flooring while solar and blackout shades are provided for rest and privacy. 10 foot ceilings give volume to generous room proportions where king size bedrooms are standard. Interiors are thoughtfully considered to the finest detail with custom walnut millwork and lighting in every closet, dimmable overhead lighting in every room, Nest thermostats for every zone, and USB/USB-c outlets at every bedside.

Italian kitchens come in two distinct palettes with warm tones featuring teak cabinetry, Carrara marble and oil rubbed butcher block, or cool toned high gloss lacquer paired with Lava Stone waterfall countertops.

All homes have a suite of Gaggenau fully integrated appliances including a speed oven and state of the art induction cooktop, as well as vented range hood and wine refrigerator.

Ensuite primary bathrooms relax the senses with radiant heated floors and River Stone clad walls. A curbless, glass enclosed shower with infinity drain offers thermostatically controlled hand and rain showers in brushed nickel by Phylrich. Luxuriate in a free-standing tub while dimmable LED lighting enhances the spa-like effect.

Final touches include Robern medicine cabinets over double vanities. Charm abounds in the powder rooms where oak flooring meets custom wainscoting and select finishes from Annabelle Selldorf‘s Vica collection are on display.

The amenities and services at 1DSQ are unparalleled with over 45,000 Sq Ft of sunlit interiors and terraces across five floors, nearly all of it with unstoppable river views. The open-air indoor pool features lap lanes and seating areas in a verdant spa setting with hot tub, cold plunge, steam room, sauna, treatment rooms and a year-round loggia with views stretching to the Statue of Liberty.

A second heated pool, this one outdoors, has resort style seating on a sun deck with loungers, dining areas and outdoor showers. The well-equipped fitness center includes a riverfront yoga studio and high intensity training studio where classes are offered. A third park-like terrace offers intimate al fresco dining niches with grills, outdoor kitchens and views of Midtown Manhattan.

A game room, media room, solarium and ample work-from-home space occupy much of the Club Level where condominium owners also have access to waterfront private dining and party rooms.

One Domino Square is a new architectural icon on the waterfront with an ethereal porcelain facade, reflecting the ever-changing sky off its pearlescent surface. The design is at the forefront of sustainability and has been built to maximize coastal resilience. The tower stands at the intersection of the world renowned Domino Park, and the soon to be unveiled Domino Square- a one acre plaza featuring ice skating, restaurants, and landscaping by James Corner Field Operations.

Two Trees proudly continues to curate incredible retail, dining, and cultural spaces throughout the Domino campus, bringing exciting additions to Williamsburg‘s thriving scene.

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