Start your New Year's resolutions early this year by kicking off a new fitness routine. While finding enough time to fit in regular workouts can feel like a challenge, some of New York's best buildings are bringing the workout right to their residents' front door with fitness facilities that rival, or more often, surpass, the city's most exclusive gyms. Check out these gyms that have the most fitness-focused New Yorkers talking:
Austin Nichols House: Located on the Williamsburg waterfront, this Brooklyn building's workout room offers some of the best views in the city. Enjoy the sights of the Manhattan skyline and the East River as you get in a workout in this elegant, modern gym.
The Astor: Residents of The Astor will be eager to hit the gym, thanks to their building's elegant, open-concept fitness facility. A wide array of cardio equipment, weights, and a ballet barre make this the ideal environment for building muscle, losing weight, or simply improving your flexibility.
180 East 88th: Enjoy an elegant and spacious fitness center that's committed to fun at 180 East 88th Street. In addition to traditional cardio and strength training equipment, this unique home gym comes equipped with a partial basketball court and soccer pitch where you can practice your best David Beckham impersonation.
53 West 53rd: A Wright Fit-designed wellness center sets 53W53 apart from the pack, providing a spa-like experience right at home. From traditional cardio facilities to a 65-foot lap pool, sauna, steam rooms, and massage room, this truly is a state-of-the-art workout space.
The Greenwich Lane: Another fitness feat by The Wright Fit, the exercise and health facilities at The Greenwich Lane take whole body wellness seriously. Inside its doors, you'll find cardio and strength training space, a pool, hot tub, golf simulator, and private treatment rooms for spa services.
Getting fit is easier than ever when you have the best gym in the city right in your own building. With a home at any of these New York condos, getting in your best shape yet is as easy as opening your front door.
