Saquon Barkley, the 21-year-old rookie for the New York Giants, has been making waves with his recent activities. Amid securing housing and finalizing his contract, the No. 2 overall pick is gearing up for his debut season in the professional league, participating in mandatory minicamps, OTAs, and rookie minicamps. When a newcomer faces heightened expectations from fans, where does he embark on his journey? How about a $13 million residence nestled in a city that never sleeps?

Barkley recently graced the opening reception of PH51, a luxurious condominium on the 51st floor of the Financial District’s Beekman Residences.

This 3,554-square-foot residence, listed by Douglas Elliman on June 14 for $12,995,000, boasts three bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms. The five-piece master bathroom is a spa-like retreat, featuring three walk-in closets, limestone walls and vanities, a walk-in steam shower, a spacious freestanding soaking tub, and radiant heated marble floors.

The glass walls encompassing the entire 51st floor offer 16-foot ceilings and panoramic views of the city. Additional lavish features include a marble fireplace, a chef’s kitchen with a full-height wine refrigerator, a 50-foot-long great room with floor-to-ceiling windows, a laundry room, and direct access to a 155-square-foot private terrace with a glass floor and stunning city views.

Residential amenities are equally impressive, with a rooftop garden, trellis lounge, fitness facility, cinema room, private dining area with a chef’s table, and residents terrace. Adding to the luxury, the Beekman Black Card provides exclusive access to a personalized house account, hotel amenities, and a personal concierge. The card also offers priority reservations for renowned restaurants like those overseen by Tom Colicchio and Keith McNally, such as The Beekman, and allows room service from Tom Colicchio’s Temple Court.