100 Claremont Ave

Claremont Hall is a 41-story, 2022 residential tower in Manhattan designed with Collegiate Gothic sensibilities by Robert A.M. Stern Architects. The building contains one- to three-bedroom condominiums with high ceilings (up to ten feet), wide-plank European white oak floors, oversized high-performance windows, and refined finish details including Italian cabinetry, Calacatta Laza and other marble surfaces, Bosch appliances, and in-unit washers and dryers. Some homes feature bay and Gothic-inspired arched windows, private outdoor loggias or terraces, and generous walk-in closets. Common areas are extensive and historically informed: a double-height grand lobby, a walnut-paneled library/Reading Room with a Great Books collection, a Residents’ Lounge and terrace overlooking Sakura Park, and flexible fitness and media spaces. The Refectory Pool is a standout amenity — a restored historic dining hall repurposed as a 48-foot saltwater lap pool and event space beneath original vaulted ceilings and chandeliers. Resident services include 24-hour concierge, porter and handyman staff, a live-in resident manager, bicycle room, and opportunities to purchase on-site parking and private storage. The building occupies a prominent site within the Union Theological Seminary campus at one of Manhattan’s higher elevations, adjacent to Riverside and Sakura Park and within walking distance of Columbia, Barnard, and neighborhood transit and institutional anchors.