About This Building

200 Water Street embraces downtown living in a sleek, modern skyscraper with stunning city, waterfront, Brooklyn and Williamsburg Bridge and views. Originally built in 1971, the 31-story Emory Roth & Sons-designed tower is recognized for its iconic 50-foot-high digital clock created by Rudolph de Harak. The streamlined architecture was inspired by the International Style of design championed by Philip Johnson, and is set back to allow for enhanced light and views.

Settle into these one of a kind oversized FiDi apartments with spacious layouts and clean lines. Unwind on the building’s rooftop deck with stunning vistas, relax with a book or shoot a game of billiards in the resident lounge. 200 Water puts you in immediate proximity to dining and shopping, located across from the South Street Seaport and minutes from the eateries on quaint, cobblestoned Stone Street. Transportation is close via the many subway lines at the Fulton Center transit hub, along with the NYC Ferry at Pier 11.