"An expansive new glass wall complete with sliding doors maintains the open-plan expansion of the loft whilst ensuring the sensitive division of space to support functional loft living." This 1,011 square feet Brooklyn loft complete with a den/office room and two full bathrooms is located at the intersection where Bedford-Stuyvesant meets Clinton Hill. The building’s imposing south facing facade characterizes it’s industrial past from 1910, whilst modern touches and finishes throughout the building – including an expansive communal roof garden serviced by an elevator – ensures that this apartment lends itself to all the expectations of modern loft living. Accessed via Lexington avenue, loft 4B is enviably located at the front of the building whilst an intercom system ensures maximum privacy and security. Upon entering the sprawling loft you are immediately greeted with a light airy space enhanced by the high ceilings. Your attention is immediately drawn towards oversized double panel windows. Throughout the loft you are greeted with exposed brick work and a large industrial 1930s door that touches on the loft’s industrial heritage. Continuing through the home, you are greeted with an expansive kitchen complete with appliances. To the left of the kitchen, you will find a conveniently located bathroom as well as built in storage. The large primary bedroom is located at the front of the apartment complete with exposed brick work, with an additional bathroom leading just off the primary bedroom. The apartment benefits from central air conditioning and a built in washer/dryer units and access to a communal roof garden via an elevator with views overlooking Manhattan and Brooklyn.The apartment has a designated storage unit located in the basement. Live in this historic neighborhood with access to popular local bars, restaurants and bakeries including Izzy Rose, Speedy Romeo, Clementine Bakery and the newly opened Place Des Fetes a few blocks away in Clinton Hill. The apartment is conveniently located within walking distance of the C and G Train. **Photos coming soon. Living room space is the original plan for the glass door divide and has been installed