201 Clinton Ave, 14-F

Open Brooklyn views, great light, a lofty layout, and gorgeous finishes all come together in this stunning, high-floor TRUE TWO-BEDROOM Clinton Hill Coop home. This is a rare opportunity indeed! Enjoy the current open plan or easily create a windowed third bedroom/additional workspace. As currently configured, this thoughtfully renovated apartment separates an open living/dining area and kitchen, with south and east-facing windows, from the private bedrooms at the other end of a long hallway. The cook’s kitchen boasts plentiful counterspace, full-size stainless-steel Bosch, Samsung, and Fischer-Paykel appliances, as well as stylish granite counters, contemporary lighting, and more storage than you’ll know what to do with. The bathroom has been updated, mixing new fixtures and floor tiles with some of the original 1940s vintage details. This spacious apartment also has two very large bedrooms, both big enough to accommodate king-sized beds. The primary bedroom has a full wall of closets, two oversized windows, and room for a bed, dressers, and a desk. The possibilities are endless for the second bedroom, too. There are four large closets in total in the apartment, and wide-plank hardwood floors throughout. A wonderful place to call home, the Clinton Hill Co-ops are a well-managed community built by the US Navy in the early 1940s and converted to cooperatives in 1981. Over the last few years, the co-op completed window and elevator replacement throughout, and upgraded its laundry facilities, all without an assessment or additional cost to shareholders. It is also one of few complexes in New York City to co-generate electricity, an environmentally friendly innovation that results in lower costs to residents. CHC is pet-friendly, and offers bike storage, package rooms, and beautifully landscaped gardens. Sublets are permitted after two years of ownership. Among the many neighborhood amenities are adjacency to the Willoughby Avenue pedestrian walkway, and proximity to transportation options, including the G and C trains, and access to almost every other subway line and the LIRR at nearby Atlantic Terminal. In easy reach are some of the best eateries in Brooklyn – Aita, Roman’s, Evelina, Dino, Misada, Colonia Verde, Walter’s, and Olea; and shops such as Wegman’s, Russ & Daughters, Green Grape, and Greenlight Books. Also nearby are Fort Greene Park, the Pratt Institute and sculpture garden, and a slew of cultural and arts venues, among them BAM and Barclays Center. First showing by appointment this Sunday, October 30th from 11 am to 12:30 pm.