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This 440-unit low-rise rental apartment building in Bushwick, Brooklyn is part of a two-block complex on the former Rheingold Brewery site, offering 911 units total. The building features bold diagonal bracing, inset courtyard entrances, varied landscaping, and colorful artwork, along with numerous amenities including a roof deck, fitness center, and private art studios. Currently, 20 apartments are for rent.
This 440-unit low-rise rental apartment building in the buzzy and burgeoning Bushwick neighborhood of Brooklyn is part of a long-anticipated two-block complex on the former site of the Rheingold Brewery. The complex will offer a total of 911 units; the other address is 123 Melrose. The building is as much distinguished by its public spaces as by its generous amenity package. From the outside, the development is notable for its bold diagonal bracing and inset courtyard entrances. Inside you’ll find a study in varied landscaping and façade treatments and colorful multi-story artwork.
Amenities include an attended lobby, a roof deck, a fitness center, a bicycle room, a library, a children's playroom, mini golf, rock climbing, zen gardens, private art studios and beer and wine breweries, a common dining room, pet services, on-site parking, a screening room, landscaped courtyards, art works, and a game room. If all of those perks don’t keep you busy enough, the white-hot Bushwick arts, culture, dining and social scene awaits, with highlights like the Michelin-starred Roberta’s, Blue Bottle Coffee, Market Hotel and Beacon’s Closet. Proximity to the M subway means you don’t have to rely on the soon-to-be-sidelined L train.
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