Renovated and spacious, with natural light pouring into every room, this special home features stunning skyline views of lower Manhattan and overlooks the historic architecture of Clinton Hill. The open living room provides abundant space for living and dining, with oversized 'picture' windows that offer consistent natural light and eye-catching views--which include the Freedom Tower--, with room to fit a full dining table. The renovated and windowed kitchen offers modern finishes, ample counter space, and excellent storage. With beautiful white quartz countertops and soft-close cabinets and drawers, the kitchen is equipped with stainless steel appliances, a dishwasher, a microwave, and a gas range. Open to the living room is a beautifully designed kitchen island, offering even more counter space, storage, and seating. Two large closets line the hallway, leading to a well-proportioned walk-in closet and the primary bedroom. With room for a king-sized bed, the quiet and spacious primary bedroom offers sunrise and sunset views and is tucked away from the main living space. Skillfully designed with two exposures, the second bedroom offers flexibility and can also function as the perfect home office. Beautiful, original oak hardwood floors, generous storage, and oversized windows are consistent throughout this home. The Clinton Hill Co-ops are landmarked buildings designed in the 1930s and built in the 1940s by American architect Wallace K. Harrison, who is known for iconic projects like Rockefeller Center, Radio City Music Hall, Lincoln Center, and the UN. Originally configured to house the Brooklyn Navy Yard workers, the buildings were converted in 1981 to the Clinton Hill Co-ops, a 12-building co-op complex split between a northern and southern campus along tree-lined Clinton Avenue. Constantly working to improve and maintain the buildings, the co-op replaced building windows and elevators in 2019, following an upgrade of laundry facilities. Additionally, smart, internet-connected, thermostatic covers were installed for all radiators. The pet-friendly Clinton Hill Co-ops also feature a full-time maintenance staff with a live-in superintendent, 24-hour security, and a bike room, and is wired for FIOS. The building is close to Fort Greene Park, Citi Bike, Atlantic Terminal, the 2,3,4,5,Q,B,M,N,R,G,C trains, and the LIRR. Many accoladed restaurants are a short walk away, and in close proximity you'll find Wegmans supermarket, Pratt Sculpture Garden, Barclay's Center, and Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM).