Available as soon as June 15th.
Live in convenience and comfort with all the ideal features you could want! Perched on the top floor, the apartment is a well-insulated, light-filled, quiet retreat in the heart of the excitement down below on Myrtle Ave.
First, you'll notice the depth of the 25-foot living room with enough space for living and dining, and featuring oversized floor to ceiling windows that allow light to pour in through the southern and western exposures. You won't compromise on convenience, as this unit features in-unit washer and dryer, private balcony off the living room, separated bedrooms (that don't share a wall), a dishwasher, stainless steel appliances, central heating and cooling, a separated galley-style kitchen with a large window, and closets in every room.
The building boasts an elevator and a massive common roof deck with stunning Brooklyn and Manhattan skyline views, as well as furniture, a grill, and a bathroom. Monthly parking is available directly across the street, as well as a large Key Food supermarket.
Here, you're surrounded by all the best of Myrtle Ave in prime Clinton Hill. Fort Greene Park, a neighborhood gem, is close by, as well as Pratt Institute. Pratt's Film/Video Department is on the block. Clinton Hill is known for its charming tree-lined blocks, historic brownstones, and laid back community atmosphere. Scrumptious restaurants, cafes, and trendy boutiques line the avenue in both directions. Wegman's, Trader Joe's, Whole Foods are all close by, and smaller supermarkets are even closer. You don't have to leave the neighborhood (and many don't). Though if you do, you've got easy access to major bus lines as well as the G train.
Pets are permitted on a case by case basis. Tenant is responsible for utilities. Broker fee applies.
Photos are of similar unit (same layout) two floors lower in the building. Phone images show larger windows and balcony of apt 6A.
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.