10 Montague Terrace - Brooklyn Heights
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10 Montague Terrace is a prewar cooperative dating back to 1875 and designed by Ebenezer L. Roberts, architect of the Pratt Institute and other notable Brooklyn buildings. The Neo-Grecian, semi-detached corner mansion with Italianate and Queen Anne elements has an imposing streetscape presence, magnificent interiors, and a monumental staircase that winds around a wide central hall. There is an elevator, a landscaped common garden, a central laundry room, and storage in the basement.
10 Montague Terrace is in a prime Brooklyn Heights location near the Promenade, Brooklyn Bridge Park, restaurants, shops, grocery stores, and fitness studios. The 2, 3, 4, 5, A, C, and R trains are close by. The co-op allows one pet, and sublets are allowed with board approval.
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