Beautifully renovated 2 bedroom home in the heart of Clinton Hill, Brooklyn. With sweeping views from two exposures, this high floor apartment is bathed in light throughout the day. The apartment opens with a foyer and a well positioned coat closet. From there you enter into the nicely sized living and dining room with gorgeous Brooklyn views. The owners have smartly added walls with sound-dampening insulation to create a 2nd bedroom from the former dining room. The windowed kitchen has been outfitted with tons of storage, with cabinetry going to the ceiling. Stylish herringbone subway tiling, gray Shaker-style cabinets and Quartz countertops are complimented by stainless steel appliances. The corner primary bedroom is nicely separated from the living and dining space and features two windows. This spacious bedroom will easily fit a king-sized bed and boasts a large mirrored closet. The full bathroom is modern in style featuring patterned ceramic floor tiles, white subway wall tile and nickel hardware. This apartment boasts recently refinished original flooring, oversized black-trim windows, energy efficient radiator covers, updated dimmable lighting, and privacy being that it's at the corner of the building.

The Clinton Hill Co-ops are a collection of iconic landmarked buildings in the highly desirable neighborhood of Clinton Hill. Designed in the 1930s by Wallace K. Harrison (Rock Center, Radio City, Lincoln Center, UN) to house the Brooklyn Navy Yards workers, the Clinton Hill Coops is a 12-building coop complex split between two “campuses” along Clinton Avenue between 1941-1943. This cooperative features full time/robust maintenance staff, 24-hour security, bike storage room, Fios capabilities, and dogs are allowed.

Located on the border of Clinton Hill and Fort Greene, this building is in one of the most dynamic, amenity rich, and vibrant areas of Brooklyn. This building is surrounded by superb dining, shopping and nightlife, as well as having easy access to Wegmans, Trader Joes, and Fort Greene Park is only a few blocks away. Additionally, Brooklyn's entertainment/transportation nexus including BAM, BRIC, and the Barclays Center, are just south of the Clinton Hill Coops. For transportation you have the G and C trains just a few blocks away and slightly further along you will find Atlantic Terminal and the 2,3,4,5,Q,B,M,N,R trains, and the LIRR.