CONTRACT SIGNEDThis open, flowing, magical apartment is perfect for modern Brooklyn living, where historical charm meets the vibrancy of thriving Fort Greene-Clinton Hill.In the rarely-available A-line of 360 Clinton Avenue, an elegant entry foyer and bookcase-lined gallery lead to a sunny and spacious living room with wonderful views of the wide, tree-lined street below.A separate, windowed dining space adjoins the chef's kitchen, with abundant storage, spacious marble counters, custom cabinets, premium appliances and breakfast bar.These communal spaces are perfect for all kinds of entertainment, from intimate evening drinks to celebrations with extended family and friends.Pre-war details like hardwood parquet floors, arched entryways and 6-over-6 mullioned windows bring warmth and charm throughout.The bedroom wing is separate and private. The huge primary bedroom has a corner exposure with views over and down Clinton Avenue. This bedroom easily accommodates a home office or sitting area in addition to a king-sized bed, dressers and bureaus. The second bedroom is quiet and sunny, with an en-suite full bathroom, and can also comfortably handle a king-sized bed. The recently-renovated primary bathroom is in the bedroom hallway, and accessible by guests without entering a bedroom.360 Clinton Avenue is an established pre-war co-op with a wonderful, diverse, and friendly community, live-in superintendent, part-time attended lobby and full-time porter. The building has two communal courtyards with garden plots, brand new laundry room, bike room, and additional storage rooms are available.Clinton Hill is a beautiful, historic enclave with close proximity to Prospect and Fort Greene Parks, BAM, Barclays Center, Pratt Institute and the bustle of Dekalb Avenue and Fulton Street. For when you do have to leave the neighborhood public transport options are unbeatable, with the Clinton-Washington G-train at the end of the block, and Atlantic Terminal and other subway lines just a short walk away.
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Built In
1928
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