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Posted: November 8, 2022
Front & York opens first Life Time athletic resort in Brooklyn
Brooklyn, NY Front & York is now home to a Life Time athletic and wellness club. Spanning 77,000 s/f, the three-story club is also the largest Life Time location in all of New York City.
Life Time DUMBO, which just opened inside Front & York, features six studios for fitness classes, a 6-lane lap pool, basketball court, Kids Academy, LifeCafe — a fast-casual cafe serving healthy, fresh-made meals, nutritional products and supplements — and LifeSpa, a full-service salon and spa. Studios offer more than 100 group classes weekly, including barre, cardio and strength, indoor cycling, Pilates, and yoga.
Residents of Front & York receive exclusive benefits at the athletic lifestyle resort. Each residence of Front & York receives one complimentary membership to Life Time DUMBO.
The incredible wellness destination adds an exciting amenity for those living at Front & York, which is already home to one of the biggest amenity collections in NYC, including a rooftop pool, coffee lounge, music studio, wine room, heated outdoor screening lounge and more.
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