The 35-foot wall climbing wall overlooks double-height windows. With its custom wood floors, the space can also be used as a yoga studio.
Residents can use the kitchen themselves or bring in a professional chef.
"The oversized upholstered seating and large screen provide a cinematic venue to binge watch movies, act out your favorite plays with friends or cheer on your favorite sports teams," reads Brooklyn Point's amenities website.
The tower will include a sumptuously decorated Park Lounge that opens to the terrace and comes with 35-foot ceilings and multiple fireplaces.
A landscaped terrace on the ninth floor will include a terrace bar, a fire pit, outdoor dining areas with gas grills, and a putting green.
Also on the terrace will be a play area with a two-story fort with a slide, a topiary teepee, and water sprayers.
Residents will be able to enjoy custom billiards, ping-pong, and foosball tables, along with a large screen, multiple gaming consoles, and classic arcade games in the game room, which is adjacent to the terrace.
In addition to the outdoor "forest adventure" playground, Brooklyn Point will include an indoor playroom with forts, slides, toy cubbies, and reading nooks.
The 11th-floor fitness center features floor-to-ceiling windows and a separate room for stretching and private training.
The pool area will come with a hot tub, an infrared sauna, men's and women's steam rooms, and locker rooms.
On the roof will be the highest residential infinity pool in the western hemisphere, according to Extell Development.
Next to the pool will be a landscaped "rooftop retreat" with a sundeck, outdoor dining areas, showers and changing rooms, and an outdoor movie screening space.
Brooklyn Point's array of lavish lifestyle amenities will also include a stroller valet service, a 24-hour concierge, a pet spa, private storage, a bike room, a dry cleaning valet, and a refrigerated storage area for Fresh Direct or Trader Joe's deliveries.
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