Built in 1928, this Landmarked, pre war, elevator building in the heart of historic Clinton Hill is full of charm.  This top floor apartment opens into a sweeping living room and dining room with unobstructed views of the Williamsburg Savings Bank Clock tower, the Brooklyn skyline, and world class sunsets.  The newly redesigned and renovated chef's kitchen is outfitted with stainless steel, Bosch appliances throughout, Caesar stone countertops, 100% maple cabinets and other high end fixtures. The bathroom is also recently renovated and updated while still preserving many pre war details. Closet and storage space abound, you'll find three closets in the hallway, one in the master bedroom and a full sized linen niche outside the bathroom door.           There is a live-in super and porter, and a part time doorman.  The laundry facilities, bike room, and storage units are located on the lower level of the building where you will also find access to impeccably maintained communal courtyards on either side of the central hall connecting the front and back sections of the building.  These serene escapes from the fast pace of the city are professionally maintained and tastefully decorated with Adirondack chairs and bistro tables.  And, to sweeten the deal, the green spaces boast 10 vegetable garden plots that residents can sign up for, along with communal herb pots.  Several of the fundamental building systems have been recently replaced or updated, including the roof (2017) and the elevators (2012).  The real beauty of this property, however, lies in the sense of community shared by its tenants.  Incredibly child and pet friendly.              Enjoy all that this desirable historic neighborhood has to offer. Close to Ft. Greene Park and it's Saturday morning farmers market, the sculpture garden at Pratt Institute and numerous playgrounds. Down the street on Dekalb you'll find a strip of some of Brooklyn's best dining, such as Romans, brought to you by the Russ and Daughters family.  Minutes from Fort Greene Park, BAM, the Barclay's Center and the Atlantic Terminal Mall.  Numerous boutique provision shops supplied by small farms and artisanal producers. Steps to the G train on the corner, and 2 blocks from the C on Fulton.