With the COVID-19 pandemic spiking again across the country so many NYC families have been opting to stay in. Yesterday Governor Andrew Cuomo announced “New York State’s progress is threatened by national surge in cases – we must remain NY Tough.” The heightened threat of COVID-19 has increased the demand for not only “working-from-home” friendly buildings, but also amenities for children staying in. Children’s amenity spaces in luxury residences have increased in priority for young families in New York City. Check out these luxury buildings offering their youngest residences a safe place to play.

11 Hoyt: Developed by Tishman Speyer, 11 Hoyt is a luxury condominium located in Downtown Brooklyn. The residence includes a tent-like playroom where kids can run wild and let their imaginations wander. It includes a multi-level playground with ropes and slides. The playground also connects to an outdoor area complete with a butterfly-themed garden.

The XI: On the High Line sits a luxury two-tower residence developed by HFZ Capital Group. The kids’ space is designed by famed starchitect Bjarke Ingels. The space will offer educational activities to develop children and teens. Rooms will include private space to studying, tutoring, music lessons, a silent reading room and children’s play area.

The West: Developed by CBSK Ironstate, this Hell’s Kitchen condominium will offer children The Romper Room, an expansive indoor/outdoor playroom. The West has collaborated with Apple Seeds who offer services including on-site music classes, full-service party planning and more. Apple Seeds will operate The Romper Room.

One Clinton: Located in Brooklyn Heights, this condo is developed by Hudson Companies with architecture by Marvel Architects. Studio DB has designed the vast amenity spaces with working young families in mind. The children’s space will include an indoor/outdoor playground along with music room.

25 Park Row: Developed by L+M Development Partners, 25 Park Row has a kids’ space called the Park Row Club designed by Andre Mellone. The space overlooks the treetops of City Hall Park and includes a life size giant chess set.

130 William: Lightstone developed this luxury condo in Lower Manhattan. The kids’ space includes an athletic activity zone built for athlete children in the family. The space includes a mini basketball court, mini soccer field, trampoline room and playroom.