57 Montague St

The Breukelen is a 12-story, 46-unit cooperative built in 1949 and sited on a tree-lined block at the entrance to the Brooklyn Heights Promenade. Its Art‑Deco–influenced massing and brick façade conceal a mix of studio, one- and two-bedroom homes that retain prewar details such as high ceilings, original parquet or hardwood floors, and steel casement windows alongside updated finishes in many units. Common interior features include a staffed 24-hour doorman desk, two elevators, a resident superintendent, central laundry, dedicated storage per unit, a bicycle room, and an on-site fitness room. The building’s roof deck is a signature communal space, furnished and maintained for panoramic views of Manhattan, New York Harbor and the Statue of Liberty. There is a modest amount of private outdoor space available in some apartments and building awnings, a landscaped courtyard and garden provide planted setbacks at street level. Management operates with cooperative governance; pet ownership is permitted with board approval while pied-à-terre ownership is restricted. Located directly across from the Promenade and within immediate walking distance of Montague Street shops, restaurants and multiple subway lines, the building emphasizes full-service living and neighborhood accessibility.