Clinton Hill Coops - South Campus at 365 Clinton Ave. #5A

Move-in-Ready in Brooklyn’s best neighborhood!

This is a spacious and perfectly configured Co-op home located in historic Clinton Hill (just 20 minutes from Manhattan). The extra-large living room features a picture window with sky and treetop views. The renovated and windowed kitchen has stone countertops and a modern tile backsplash, pus a suite of stainless appliances – including a dishwasher and microwave. The main bedroom is big enough to accommodate a king size bed and still have room for a sitting area or home office. The second room, currently being used as a music studio, has two exposures and “city windows” which keep it pindrop quiet. The bathroom has been renovated with subway tile and classic black and white tile floors. In addition, the apartment features original oak flooring, 5 oversized windows, and 5 closets for plenty of storage.

The building is part of the Clinton Hill Cooperative Apartments and has renovated laundry facilities, elevators, an on-site maintenance staff, 24-hour Security, bike storage, and a common courtyard. New, more efficient and quiet windows were installed in all apartments beginning in 2019. Also beginning in 2019, The Radiator Labs’ Cozys were installed on all radiators. The Radiator Labs Cozy is a smart, internet-connected, thermostatic cover for radiators.

The G train is on the corner and the C is just two blocks away, but nearly every train in the system can be found nearby. Neighborhood amenities include some of the best restaurants in the borough along Dekalb Avenue and Myrtle Ave and new attractions in the Navy Yard, including a ferry stop, Russ and Daughters, and Wegmans grocery store. Fort Greene Park, two farmer’s markets, BAM, Pratt Institute and sculpture garden, City Point, Barclay’s Center, plus the newest Whole Foods and Apple store are within minutes.

Pets are Allowed!
Pied-a-terre OK
Sublets permitted after two years of ownership
Wired for Fios
The Clinton Hill Co-ops are Smoke Free Buildings.
Courtesy of Corcoran