The Cappelli Organization was recently joined by local officials to celebrate the completion and grand opening of 3Thirty3, a new high-rise residential tower in New Rochelle. Located at 333 Huguenot Street, the 28-story building features 285 apartments and a collection on indoor-outdoor amenity spaces.
Designed by Lessard, the glass-clad tower is the latest high-rise to debut in the New Rochelle’s expanding downtown center. Available apartments range from studios to two-bedroom floor plans and come equipped with walk-in closets, energy-efficient appliances and lighting, a stacked washer and dryer, and smart home systems including keyless entries.
Tenant amenities include a fitness center with private studio space, a sauna, a swimming pool, a roof terrace, virtual golf, an indoor lounge, and a pet grooming station.
3Thirty3 lobby entrance at 333 Huguenot Street
3Thirty3 model unit at 333 Huguenot Street
3Thirty3 resident lounge at 333 Huguenot Street
3Thirty3 resident lounge at 333 Huguenot Street
3Thirty3 roof deck at 333 Huguenot Street
3Thirty3 roof deck at 333 Huguenot Street
Monthly rent ranges from $2,090 up to $4,925 for a two-bedroom unit. Since leasing launched this summer, more than 50 percent of the apartments are occupied and 120 new residents have already moved in.
In addition to rentals, the development also includes a ground-floor storefront and 240 on-site parking spaces.
“The opening of 3Thirty3 is yet another example of New Rochelle’s forward momentum, as we evolve into the best city in the region to live, work, and grow,” said New Rochelle mayor Noam Bramson.
![A ribbon-cutting ceremony for 3Thirty3 at 333 Huguenot Street. [From Left to Right] Deputy City Manager/Corporation Counsel Kathleen Gill; City Manager Chuck Strome; Council Member Albert Tarantino; Mayor Noam Bramson; Cappelli Organization CEO Louis R. Cappelli; Cappelli Director of Architecture and Design Kathleen Hennessy; Buildings Commissioner Paul Vacca; Council Member Ivar Hyden; Development Commissioner Adam Salgado and Economic Development/IDA Manager Lisa Davis](https://newyorkyimby.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/Cappelli-ribbon-cutting.jpg)
A ribbon-cutting ceremony for 3Thirty3 at 333 Huguenot Street. [From Left to Right] Deputy City Manager/Corporation Counsel Kathleen Gill; City Manager Chuck Strome; Council Member Albert Tarantino; Mayor Noam Bramson; Cappelli Organization CEO Louis R. Cappelli; Cappelli Director of Architecture and Design Kathleen Hennessy; Buildings Commissioner Paul Vacca; Council Member Ivar Hyden; Development Commissioner Adam Salgado and Economic Development/IDA Manager Lisa Davis
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