160 Columbia Hts

160 Columbia Heights is an 11-story Art Deco cooperative completed in 1937 and situated directly adjacent to the Brooklyn Heights Promenade. The building contains a limited number of residences—about 22 two- and one-bedroom units in this representative sample—arranged within a masonry façade that reflects period detailing such as decorative railings and high ceilings. Interiors commonly feature classic pre-war elements: gracious entrance foyers, sunken living rooms or dining platforms, herringbone hardwood floors, beamed ceilings in select units, generous closet space and walk-in storage, and windowed kitchens or pantries. Several apartments include private outdoor terraces exceeding 60 square feet and expansive water or skyline exposures. Common building services and amenities emphasize practical, residential comfort: part-time doorman coverage, a live-in superintendent, two elevators, shared laundry facilities, bike storage and additional storage rooms (often with waitlists). The cooperative permits pets and pieds-a-terre with board approval and allows subletting after residency requirements are met. Monthly maintenance typically covers heat, water and electricity. Located within the Brooklyn Heights Historic District, the building sits steps from Brooklyn Bridge Park, transit options (multiple subway lines and ferry service), and neighborhood shops and restaurants, offering a blend of landmark-era architecture with amenity convenience and waterfront lifestyle.