Brooklyn’s 5 priciest condos for sale

The largest penthouse in DUMBO’s One John Street, ―a luxe 42-unit condominium on the nabe’s last waterfront development site,― hit the market last week asking $8.8 million, making it one of the borough’s priciest condos on the market, according to StreetEasy.

The four-bedroom, four-bathroom, 3,657-square-foot unit boasts three sides of exposure through 26 oversized windows.

There’s an open living, dining and kitchen area, ― which alone measures 1,100 square feet,― that looks out to the Manhattan skyline, as well as a study in the master suite.

But the cherry on top is the apartment’s landscaped rooftop terrace. Karen Heyman, Alan Heyman, and Ted Oyama of Sotheby’s International are marketing this property.

But the spot has plenty of other company in the borough’s luxury market. Read on for a look at the other ritzy Brooklyn condos that round out the priciest on the market right now.

1 Main St., #16

Brooklyn’s priciest condo is also located in DUMBO, more specifically at the Clock Tower building at 1 Main St. This triplex penthouse, asking a cool $18 million, spans a spacious 6,813 square feet and comes with three bedrooms and 3 ¹/₂ bathrooms. Of particular note are the four 14-foot glass clock faces that surround the apartment and look out to views in all directions.

Other features include ceilings that rise from 16 to 50 feet high, a custom elevator enclosed in glass, a Crestron system for smart home control and a deck that looks out to both the Verrazano Bridge and the Empire State Building. Frank Castelluccio and Nicholas Hovsepian of the Corcoran Group have this listing.

90 Furman St., #N1007

The next-priciest condo in the borough is located at Pierhouse, also in DUMBO. Asking $10.49 million, this five-bedroom, four-bathroom duplex unit measures 4,187 square feet. The living room’s ceiling reaches nearly 19 feet in height, the master bedroom has its own terrace and, to top it all off, there’s a private landscaped roof terrace measuring over 2,000 square feet. Toll Brothers City Living is handling sales and marketing here.

360 Furman St., 1014-1015

Head to One Brooklyn Bridge Park for the fourth-priciest condo, which asks $7.4 million. This nearly 4,000-square-foot waterfront spread looks out to views of Manhattan, the Brooklyn Bridge and the Manhattan Bridge.

Inside, there are five bedrooms, five bathrooms and 12-foot-high ceilings. One of the bedrooms was duplexed to create an extra play area or study space, according to the listing, which Corcoran’s Leslie Marshall and James Cornell have. There’s also a corner living room and an additional entertainment area with wet bar and wine storage. An indoor parking space is included.

429 Kent Ave., #PH3

Last but not least is a Williamsburg penthouse at the Oosten condo that’s up for grabs for $6.49 million. Standing at two levels and 5,000 square feet, this spread packs a punch.

The 1,500 square feet of outdoor space include a Jacuzzi, as well as views of the East River and city skyline.

There’s even a private garage. But inside, there are six bedrooms, 6 ¹/₂ bathrooms and a kitchen on the top floor. Kristine Ragone, Shelley Wasserman and Robert Lynn of Halstead Property have the listing.