With the US Open taking place, tennis fever is sweeping through New York City. While tennis greats prepare to take the court at Arthur Ashe Stadium, many New Yorkers are looking for ways to practice their backhand closer to home. Fortunately, some of the city’s most luxurious residential developments are offering unparalleled racquet amenities that are perfect for aspiring tennis stars and casual players alike. Here’s a look at some of NYC's top developments that are serving up more than just luxe living—they’re also serving up some serious tennis vibes.

Olympia DUMBO in Brooklyn: NYC’s Highest Private Outdoor Tennis Court

Set against the stunning backdrop of the Brooklyn waterfront, Olympia in DUMBO is redefining luxury living in one of Brooklyn’s most desirable neighborhoods. Beyond its prime location, Olympia offers a range of fitness amenities that rival the best gyms in the city: a boxing gym, a state-of-the-art fitness center, a spin studio, a movement studio, and even a bowling alley. But what truly sets this development apart is its commitment to tennis.

Perched on the building’s bridge level, which boasts over 38,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor amenities, is NYC’s highest private outdoor tennis court. With a Laykold hard-court surface—the same used at the US Open—this court provides residents with breathtaking views of the Brooklyn Bridge and the city skyline. This exclusive amenity allows residents to skip the hassle of booking a public court or dealing with the waitlists of private clubs. For those who appreciate both luxury and the sport of tennis, Olympia offers the best of both worlds. It’s no wonder the building is already over 50% sold.

111 West 57th Street, Billionaire’s Row: Manhattan’s Only Private Padel Court

Rising majestically on Billionaire's Row, 111 West 57th Street is a symbol of opulence in Manhattan. A fusion of historical and modern architecture, the development includes the landmarked Steinway Hall and a new 1,428-foot tower designed by SHoP Architects, making it the second tallest residential building in the Western Hemisphere. Its central location provides unparalleled views over Central Park, a feature that is just one of the many luxurious elements that set this building apart.

Among the impressive array of amenities—including an 82-foot swimming pool, spa suites, a golf simulator, and a triple-height fitness center—the standout feature is Manhattan's only private padel tennis court within a residential development. Padel, a sport growing rapidly in popularity, combines elements of tennis and squash and is known for its social and accessible nature. With 111 West 57th Street’s focus on high-end, unique amenities, residents can enjoy playing padel with stunning city views, all while enjoying the pinnacle of luxury living.

378 West End Avenue, Upper West Side: Basketball/Squash Sports Court

Located on the Upper West Side, 378 West End Avenue offers a classic-meets-contemporary aesthetic designed by COOKFOX Architects. Developed by Alchemy Properties, this new condominium provides over 11,000 square feet of luxurious amenities designed to cater to the modern New Yorker. Each of the fifty-eight residences features elegant proportions and a balance of rich materiality that harmonizes the building's classic architecture with contemporary flair.

For residents who prefer their racquet sports indoors, 378 West End Avenue comes equipped with an Anderson international squash court. Whether you’re looking to hone your serve, engage in a friendly match, or simply stay fit, this unique amenity allows for a comprehensive workout session in a sophisticated setting. Squash lovers will feel right at home in this upscale environment, perfectly situated in one of the city's most cherished neighborhoods.

For those who want the best of both worlds—luxury living and high-quality racquet amenities—these developments in New York City provide the perfect backdrop to live, play, and thrive. As the US Open kicks off, consider checking out these stunning properties and their impressive sports offerings.

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