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Residences with Tennis Courts in New York City

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In New York, residential tennis is tucked inside condo and apartment communities, sometimes beside other shared amenities. Where access is specified, it is for residents or members; several other buildings give no clear visitor policy, so these courts should not be treated as public play.

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Baybridge Pool & Racquet Club

Baybridge Pool & Racquet Club is the private clubhouse of a gated condominium community in Bayside, Queens, with two outdoor clay courts tucked among a full slate of resident amenities. It's a members' retreat rather than a public court — a relaxed spot to play if you're a resident or visiting as a member's guest.

Courts
2 courts · Clay · Outdoor
Access
Residents only
Hours
Mon–Fri: 8:00 AM – 9:45 PMSat–Sun: 8:00 AM – 6:45 PMThe club lists seasonal hours from April 20 to November 9, 2026; confirm current court slots with reception.
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02

Bay Street Landing

Tennis courts at Bay Street Landing, a private, gated waterfront residential community in Staten Island. Two outdoor hard courts sit within the complex, alongside basketball and pickleball.

Courts
2 courts · Hard · Outdoor
Hours
Unconfirmed — check before you go
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03

Sessanta

Sessanta is a residential tower on Manhattan’s Upper West Side near Midtown. Its resident amenities include a tennis court in an English garden.

Courts
1 court
Access
Residents only
Hours
Unconfirmed — check before you go
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04

LeFrak City

A residential amenity court within LeFrak City in Corona, Queens. The property presents its courtyard facilities as resident amenities. The number and material of tennis courts and any accompanied-guest rule remain unconfirmed.

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