129 Columbia Heights - Brooklyn Heights
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Built in 1907, 129 Columbia Heights is a six-story Beaux Arts cooperative building situated on the northeast corner of Clark Street in Brooklyn Heights. The pre-war building contains 37 apartments and stands one block east of the Brooklyn Heights Promenade.
The beige-brick structure features distinctive architectural elements including a rusticated one-story base with a two-step entrance stoop and colonnaded surround. Three broad decorative bandcourses accent the façade, with escutcheons featuring green and orange colored centers. The building is crowned by a prominent cornice and includes two fire escapes on its Columbia Heights elevation.
Apartments in the building are characterized by generous proportions and pre-war details, including beamed ceilings, inlaid floors, and picture moldings. Many units feature long entrance galleries - some extending up to 37 feet - and spacious living areas. Floor plans range from two to five bedrooms, with several apartments featuring both formal living and dining rooms.
The building offers residents a live-in superintendent, bicycle storage, private storage facilities (available for a fee), and a laundry room. Its location provides access to Brooklyn Bridge Park's 85 acres of waterfront recreation space, while the surrounding Brooklyn Heights neighborhood is known for its historic architecture and tree-lined streets. Dogs are not permitted in the building.
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