This 33-story high-rise apartment building in Brooklyn Heights was built in 2000 and offers 186 rental apartments with great views of Lower Manhattan and the harbor. The building features amenities like a sundeck, fitness center, and garage, and is conveniently located near subway stations and major transportation routes. Currently, 4 apartments are for rent.
180 Montague Street is a 33 story rental high-rise completed in 2000, a relatively uncommon building type in Brooklyn Heights. Designed by H. Thomas O'Hara and developed by Ian Bruce Eichner, it contains 186 apartments and is now owned by Equity Residential.
The red brick building is set back from Montague Street behind a mid-block plaza and sits outside the Brooklyn Heights Historic District. South facing apartments from the tenth floor upward and north facing apartments from the fourteenth floor upward have views of Lower Manhattan and the harbor.
Services center on an attended lobby with concierge and valet service, joined by a fitness center, lounge, mail room, laundry room, full service garage, and rooftop terrace. The building also has central air conditioning, pet grooming services, and a gourmet food store in its retail space. Pets are permitted.
The R train stops at Court Street, within one block, while the 2, 3, 4, and 5 trains stop at Borough Hall, within two blocks. The Brooklyn Bridge and Brooklyn Queens Expressway are both within four blocks.
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Founded in 1993 by Sam Zell, Equity Residential is a Chicago-based apartment REIT that owns roughly 85,000 units nationwide, including dozens of high-rise rentals in NYC, and emphasizes amenity-rich communities run by a professional management team.
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