Houston’s James Bond-Worthy Penthouse Brings Sky-High Perks — and a Woodland Park Bonus

If Daniel Craig’s James Bond hadn’t been killed off in No Time To Die, we could see him on the balcony of this dramatic Houston penthouse, the downtown skyline shimmering in the background, wooing Léa Seydoux. For while there may be no exotic weapons or secret escape chutes, the 5,500-square-foot dwelling at 102 Quitman Street is still certainly James Bond-worthy.

And surely Miss Moneypenny would be more than willing to cut him the $2.45 million check needed to meet the Woodland Park listing, held by Compass agent Sabiha Rehmatulla.

I am tempted to describe this contemporary home as the ultimate bachelor pad for its sophisticated interiors, game rooms, and workout room. But with four bedrooms, five and one-half baths, and multiple entertaining spaces, it could be just as much a family place. Or the perfect digs for a divorcee with children.

An added bonus? The charming Woodland Park is a mere stone’s throw from the property.

Commanding the top floor of The Point condos, which rise above a cliff overlooking Buffalo Bayou, the penthouse offers panoramic views of downtown Houston with floor-to-ceiling windows. Of course, it’s soundproofed so that I-45 highway rumbles are muffled. Motorized shades mean no stress when the sun makes its move across the planet either.

Beyond two primary suites, two-story high living and dining areas, and additional bedrooms, this remarkable Houston penthouse features an expansive theater with soundproof acoustical walls, a sports court with reinforced soundproof walls and floors, a meditation area, and a poker/flex area.

Building amenities include an entertainment deck and pool. You’re truly living on the top of it all, James Bond-style.

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