PROJECT / RESIDENTIAL

One & Two Clinton Park

As part of a larger master plan, One & Two Clinton Park bring 742 new residences and the most robust indoor and outdoor amenities program in the area to New Rochelle, NY. The base of the buildings seamlessly integrate with downtown street life, while the gentle curvature of the towers maximize surrounding views.

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Address 50 & 55 Clinton Place

City New Rochelle, NY

Year 2024

Size 836,000 sq ft

Client RXR

Design Partners Lessard Design, PS&S

Hospitality Lifestyle

Residents of One & Two Clinton Park enjoy double-height lobbies with a warm material palette of natural walnut and bronze accents that draw in soft natural light. Taking inspiration from the gentility of mid-century modern hotels, both lobbies are anchored by a fireplace and 24/7 concierge desk. Lounge-style seating and a self-serve café offer an air of hospitality and a warm sense of arrival for residents and guests.

Amenities Beyond Compare

One & Two Clinton Park offer over 50,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor amenities. Programmed to provide flexible, comfortable spaces for the buildings’ residents, each building provides co-working lounges, game rooms, fitness centers, and terraces for all ages to enjoy. Unique amenities like a speakeasy, sauna, and private dining room with chef’s kitchen elevate the luxurious living experience.

Gibson’s Speakeasy

Accessed through a concealed wood door adjacent to the lounge, Gibson’s Speakeasy offers a unique amenity for residents, doubling as a space to socialize and a place to create. Custom booth seats along the window wall can convert to workstations, offering ultimate flexibility. The subtle curvature of the bar references the silhouette of the tower, while the deep blue finishes and polished brass fixtures lend a luxurious quality to the space.

Named after Charles Dana Gibson, a popular illustrator for Life magazine who lived in New Rochelle, the speakeasy at One Clinton Park honors the tradition of artists and creatives making New Rochelle their home since the turn of the 20th century.

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