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Apartment 3 spans a full floor of a beautiful townhome in Clinton Hill. Upon entrance, you are greeted by a bright and spacious eat-in kitchen that boasts a beautiful (and practical!) 1950s-era double bowl/double drainboard sink. The adjacent living room features exposed beams, lofted storage, and an oversized skylight. There is plenty of room for a sectional, coffee table, desk and much more. Just off the living area is a junior bedroom, which can comfortably accommodate a queen bed. The bathroom is large, windowed, and has a high-tank porcelain toilet. With soaring ceiling heights up to 11 ft and located only two flights up, a prior tenant claimed this unit was, "like a house in the country."
168 Hall Street is a 3-unit townhouse that has been thoughtfully curated and cared for by its owner. Situated near the border of Fort Greene and Clinton Hill, tenants have the best of both worlds being a short jaunt from the bustling restaurants and bars of Myrtle Ave, the Brooklyn Navy Yard including Wegman's market, and beautiful Fort Greene Park. G & C subway lines are also nearby.
Pets: Cats welcome on a case-by-case basis. Sorry, no pups.
Heat, hot water & cooking gas included in rent.
Offering one-year lease with potential to renew.
First month's rent + one-month security + broker's fee due at lease signing.
Please note this apartment is available for mid-May move-in, as the flooring & windows are scheduled to be replaced with the work starting May 1st. The flooring will be a beautiful hardwood closely matching the aesthetic of the original pine flooring. The windows will be double-paned and energy efficient. Additionally, the ceramic sinks in the kitchen & bathroom have been reglazed, and there has been a new refrigerator and dishwasher installed since these photos were taken.
Quick Profile
Tucked behind the Brooklyn Navy Yard in central Brooklyn is the quiet residential neighborhood of Clinton Hill. Once a strictly working-class neighborhood, Clinton Hill has become known for its elegant brownstones and stately mansions that were built as Manhattanites crossed the East River in the 1920s in search of the supposed health benefits that came from living “on the hill,” which has an elevation of 95 feet. Now you will also find newer luxury apartment and condo buildings interspersed throughout the neighborhood.
The Pratt Institute and St. Joseph College give the area a certain energy that comes from having a college in your town, while it’s leafy streets, some with their original cobblestones, and slower pace attract young families. Millennials and professionals are flocking to Clinton Hill in search of a reasonably priced neighborhood that offers both nightlife and an easy commute to Manhattan. Clinton Hill is a beautiful neighborhood with a suburban feel and firm roots in its past that also offers plenty of urban amenities.
New businesses are showing up in Clinton Hill on a regular basis, adding to the current proliferation of coffee shops, restaurants, and bars. As the population changes, new entertainment and nightlife venues are migrating to the area to meet the demand. Barclays Center is within easy walking distance, offering exciting sporting events and concerts.