59 Pineapple St

A six-story prewar cooperative built in 1940, this mid‑rise elevator building sits on one of Brooklyn Heights’ landmarked “fruit streets.” The 40‑unit property preserves classic prewar details—high ceilings, crown moldings, narrow‑plank hardwood floors and foyer entrances—while offering period‑sensitive modernizations in many units. Residences are predominantly one‑bedroom layouts and studios with generous closet capacity and some units featuring separate dining areas and windowed kitchens. Common areas include an architecturally notable lobby, a furnished roof deck with panoramic Manhattan and Brooklyn views, a planted courtyard/garden, and a communal roof garden well suited to sunrise or sunset views. Building services and conveniences comprise an elevator, a live‑in superintendent, on‑site laundry room, bicycle storage, rentable private storage cages, and a keyed package room. The co‑op has household policies typical of prewar cooperatives: cats are permitted but dogs are generally not, subletting is limited in early residency then permitted under stated terms, and pied‑à‑terre purchases are restricted. Located steps from the Promenade, Brooklyn Bridge Park, Montague Street shops and multiple subway lines, the building offers a quiet, residential character with immediate access to downtown Brooklyn and Manhattan transit.