29 Woodmere Blvd

The Heathcote is a low-rise, prewar cooperative built in 1931 with four stories and an elevator serving primarily one-bedroom layouts alongside larger multi-bedroom units. Architecturally it reflects early 20th-century residential character: high ceilings (commonly nine feet), large windows, and spacious one- and two-room circulation patterns such as generous entrance foyers, formal living and dining rooms, and eat-in kitchens. Interiors frequently feature period details updated with modern touches — coffered or cathedral ceilings, recessed lighting, granite counters, hardwood floors, ceiling fans, and built-in storage. Units often include in-unit washer/dryer hookups or shared laundry, walk-in closets, and primary bedrooms on the first floor in some plans. Common areas are modest and serviceable: a grand lobby, mailboxes, and private storage rooms for residents. Parking is available in multiple formats — indoor garage spaces, outdoor spots, and street parking for a monthly fee. Pet policies are typical of co-op governance and should be confirmed with the board. The building’s location on a tree-lined Woodmere street places it close to shopping, transit, schools, and houses of worship, offering suburban calm with easy access to neighborhood amenities and commuter rail options.