The Watermark at Brooklyn Heights stands in a historic landmark building with Venetian-style towers, arched windows, and terracotta ornaments, right in the heart of Brooklyn Heights, where you can look out and see the Brooklyn Bridge, Manhattan skyline, and New York Harbor from large mahogany-trimmed windows or even your own private balcony. The community offers 275 residences, with 145 for independent living, 88 for assisted living, and 42 for memory care, all wrapped up in thoughtful features like open floor plans, designer kitchens or kitchenettes, and ADA-compliant bathrooms with zero-threshold showers and non-slip tiles. Some units have two bedrooms and two bathrooms, and rental listings show sizes, prices, and floor plans, with apartments like Apt. 1305 and Apt. 1307 at an average of $221 per square foot, and there are 78 different floor plans for independent living alone, so you get a lot of options.
Inside, you find private or semi-private suites, common living and dining rooms, and services across the board: independent living, assisted living, memory care, short-term stays, and turn-key apartments to move into easily. The memory care area uses the Prema Memory Support program and Naya caregivers, who have special certification. For well-being, there's a modern gym, a wellness suite with the Bryte Balance Smart Bed, and a fitness center, while the lobby has a piano, a wine bar, a concierge desk, and a French bistro sits right next to the front. The community keeps things interesting with local and international art shows in its own gallery, activities and classes from Watermark University, and a range of events, plus there are policies to make sure everyone feels welcome without discrimination.
The dining experience happens in a big, double-height room with oversized windows, and the mezzanine above holds the art gallery, mail room, and connects to common lounges. Outdoor spaces include private, safe courtyards. Residents get personalized care from trained staff available at all hours, and there are on-site amenities like a hair salon and spa. Floorplans and photos are available for the apartments, and there are tours to help decide. Altogether, The Watermark at Brooklyn Heights tries to bring together comfortable living arrangements, a strong sense of community, and care options for different needs, while also offering all the views and conveniences of living in the city.
