OFF MARKET
365 CLINTON #11C
Kings, Clinton Hill, New York City, NY
OFF MARKET
Asking
$1,100,000
BTC
11.140
ETH
321.87
Beds
2
Baths
1
Home Size
1,000 sq. ft.
Year Built
1946
Welcome to seamless living in the heart of Clinton Hill at the esteemed Clinton Hill Coops. This fully renovated, high-floor, proper two-bedroom, one-bathroom corner apartment seamlessly blends modern Danish design with classic pre-war details. Ideal for the discerning and those seeking move-in readiness.
Upon entering residence 11C, you'll immediately notice thoughtful upgrades, including a custom-built cloakroom, refinished wood floors, and bespoke bookshelves lining the hallway. Elegant minimalism, functional quality, and clean lines create a serene ambiance throughout the home. The generously sized living room boasts a built-in projector, while the dining room offers stunning Brooklyn views and a custom wooden window seat, complementing the open-concept kitchen. Minimalism and simplicity define the kitchen's design, featuring custom cabinetry, marble countertops, strategically placed recessed lighting, top-of-the-line appliances including a Liebherr fridge, and corner exposure with city views, perfect for every gathering.
The primary bedroom, with southern and western exposures, has been modernized with custom closets and additional built-in storage. The spacious layout easily accommodates a king-sized bed. The second bedroom, equally well-sized, enjoys southern exposures. The full bathroom exudes minimalist style, showcasing spa-like vanity and fixtures.
This apartment boasts recently upgraded oversized black-trim windows, dimmable lighting, and The Radiator Labs Cozy-a smart, internet-connected, thermostatic cover for radiators. Cozys can save up to 45% on heating costs and allow control over heating temperatures, a revolutionary advancement for steam-heated buildings.
The complex offers on-site laundry, a bike room, a package room, and a common courtyard, along with 24-hour security and Verizon Fios service. The Clinton Hill Co-ops, designed by Wallace K. Harrison in the 1930s to house Brooklyn Navy Yard workers, are a collection of landmarked buildings. Harrison's notable projects include Rock Center, the UN, Radio City, and Lincoln Center.
Situated on the border of Clinton Hill and Fort Greene, 365 Clinton enjoys proximity to superb dining, parks, green spaces, and historical architecture. Transportation options abound, with the G and C trains a few blocks away and Atlantic Terminal (servicing 2, 3, 4, 5, Q, B, M, N, R trains, and the LIRR) just a short walk away.
Upon entering residence 11C, you'll immediately notice thoughtful upgrades, including a custom-built cloakroom, refinished wood floors, and bespoke bookshelves lining the hallway. Elegant minimalism, functional quality, and clean lines create a serene ambiance throughout the home. The generously sized living room boasts a built-in projector, while the dining room offers stunning Brooklyn views and a custom wooden window seat, complementing the open-concept kitchen. Minimalism and simplicity define the kitchen's design, featuring custom cabinetry, marble countertops, strategically placed recessed lighting, top-of-the-line appliances including a Liebherr fridge, and corner exposure with city views, perfect for every gathering.
The primary bedroom, with southern and western exposures, has been modernized with custom closets and additional built-in storage. The spacious layout easily accommodates a king-sized bed. The second bedroom, equally well-sized, enjoys southern exposures. The full bathroom exudes minimalist style, showcasing spa-like vanity and fixtures.
This apartment boasts recently upgraded oversized black-trim windows, dimmable lighting, and The Radiator Labs Cozy-a smart, internet-connected, thermostatic cover for radiators. Cozys can save up to 45% on heating costs and allow control over heating temperatures, a revolutionary advancement for steam-heated buildings.
The complex offers on-site laundry, a bike room, a package room, and a common courtyard, along with 24-hour security and Verizon Fios service. The Clinton Hill Co-ops, designed by Wallace K. Harrison in the 1930s to house Brooklyn Navy Yard workers, are a collection of landmarked buildings. Harrison's notable projects include Rock Center, the UN, Radio City, and Lincoln Center.
Situated on the border of Clinton Hill and Fort Greene, 365 Clinton enjoys proximity to superb dining, parks, green spaces, and historical architecture. Transportation options abound, with the G and C trains a few blocks away and Atlantic Terminal (servicing 2, 3, 4, 5, Q, B, M, N, R trains, and the LIRR) just a short walk away.
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