129 Columbia Hts

A six-story, early 20th-century cooperative in Brooklyn Heights, this Beaux‑Arts elevator building dates from around 1900 and contains primarily two‑bedroom residences arranged around a classical lobby. Characteristic prewar details—high ceilings, hardwood floors, moldings, beamed ceilings and occasional exposed brick—are common inside units, which typically include formal living and dining rooms and generous windows that capture western and southern light and seasonal harbor or promenade views. The co-op offers building-level conveniences such as a live‑in superintendent, multiple shared laundry rooms, optional basement storage and bicycle storage; some apartments have private outdoor spaces under 60 square feet. The property maintains low monthly maintenance fees and a conservative co-op governance; pet policies are restrictive (cats generally permitted; dogs typically not allowed, with limited exceptions for service animals). Located directly across from the Brooklyn Heights Promenade and a short walk to Brooklyn Bridge Park, the building provides immediate pedestrian access to Montague and Henry Street shops, cafés, restaurants and multiple subway lines (2/3, A/C, R, 4/5 nearby). Overall the residence blends historic architectural detail and spacious, formal apartment layouts with practical, community-oriented amenities and a highly walkable waterfront neighborhood setting.