321 Wythe Avenue is a 19 story Williamsburg rental with a white wraparound façade, asymmetrical fenestration, and a tower raised on piloti above a podium. Designed by ND Architects and developed by Watermark Capital Group, the building was completed in 2018 with 133 apartments, a staggered roofline, corner windows, and numerous balconies.
The property is leased from Saints Peter and Paul Roman Catholic Church, which previously occupied a one story church building on the site before relocating nearby. A portion of the apartments is income restricted.
Many apartments have balconies opening from living rooms or bedrooms, while the building’s height and position support views of the East River, Manhattan skyline, bridges, and Statue of Liberty. Kitchens have suspended shelving, and bathrooms incorporate built in storage.
Amenities span three floors and include a fitness center with a climbing wall and sauna, indoor and outdoor movie theaters, coworking and event rooms, and a communal patio with cabanas and a fire pit. The building also has a game room, laundry room, bicycle storage, a roof deck, and a 92 car garage; Domino Park and the East River waterfront are about two blocks west.
Founded in 2012, Watermark Capital Group is a Brooklyn-based real estate developer and manager specializing in high-end residential rentals. It is known for converting historic buildings into modern luxury apartments with amenities and a focus on vibrant neighborhood living.