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What do you think? Do you like the clocks, or would you rather forget what time it is when you get home and kick off your shoes?
Brooklyns $25 Million Clocktower Penthouse
This triplex penthouse apartment in Brooklyn could become the borough's most expensive residential sale ever (by more than double) if it goes for its asking price of $25 million. The draw is its position in a clock tower.
Brooklyns $25 Million Clocktower Penthouse
Fourteen-foot tall clock faces on each of the main floor's walls provide unparalleled views of New York City.
Brooklyns $25 Million Clocktower Penthouse
Of course, floor-to-ceiling windows unobstructed by ticking clock hands also offer views of five bridges and the Manhattan skyline.
Brooklyns $25 Million Clocktower Penthouse
The penthouse consists of three floors, connected by a winding staircase and a glass elevator. The first is 3,000-square-feet, the second is 2,300-square-feet and the third floor loft is 988-square-feet.
Brooklyns $25 Million Clocktower Penthouse
You'd need some custom curtains if you dared to cover up those clocks.
Brooklyns $25 Million Clocktower Penthouse
Behind the old-fashioned clock faces are ultra-modern furnishings and bathroom fixtures.
Brooklyns $25 Million Clocktower Penthouse
Each ascending floor toward the top of the clock tower becomes narrower.
Brooklyns $25 Million Clocktower Penthouse
The Brooklyn Bridge, seen at 10:12 a.m.
Brooklyns $25 Million Clocktower Penthouse
You'd always know when it was time for dinner in the clock tower's minimalist kitchen.
Brooklyns $25 Million Clocktower Penthouse
The building is officially called One Main Street, or the ClockTower Building, but no one would get lost if you told them, "I live in the clock tower."
Reader comments (Page 1 of 1)
Who can plan on making $1.6 million or more for 30 straight years? Really, I'm interested in who can buy this stuff.
Reply25 Million for a place where the clocks run backward?
ReplyNice, but 25 Million? really?
Replymight be a pain if the clocks tick
ReplyHickory, dickory, dock, the mouse ran up the clock.....or can he????
ReplyI love it- the view is fantastic from the other windows....if there is ever a tour of this place, please let me know
ReplyI think a Mitchell Lama apartment say on Roosevelt Island with a water view would be so much nice in every respect, particularly the view, not just the cost