
Rooftop pool and sun deck
A 60-foot lap pool on the seventh floor, under a blackened steel pergola, looking west.

Halstead Yards
The rooftop is the headline, but the building earns its keep on a Tuesday: a fitness floor you will actually use, a quiet room to work in, a rooftop dog run and wash, and parcel lockers that take whatever arrives.

A 60-foot lap pool on the seventh floor, under a blackened steel pergola, looking west.

Free weights, racks and cardio against a wall of windows, open around the clock.

A long communal table, four glass phone rooms and a printer that works.

A fireplace, a long sofa and a kitchen you can book for a dinner party.

Turf, shade and a wash station with a handheld sprayer, one floor from the lift.

Secure racks for 200 bikes and a repair stand with the tools already on the wall.

Gas grills, a long table and two fire pits, wrapped on three sides by brick.

Staffed weekdays, with refrigerated parcel lockers for everything else.

Wide-plank white oak through the living space, in every home.

Full-depth honed quartz, with a waterfall edge on island layouts.

Flat-panel cabinetry in a deep forest green, with solid brass hardware.

Floor-to-ceiling glazing in blackened steel frames, operable in every room.

Full-size stacked machines behind oak doors, in every home.

Keyless entry and a smart thermostat you can set before you land.

On most homes, in blackened steel, deep enough for two chairs and a table.

Fitted in white oak with adjustable rails, on one and two-bedroom homes.
