***Open house canceled*** Perched high in a co-op tower, this sunny and spacious two bed, one bath corner unit boasts views of the surrounding historic districts, and of the Downtown Brooklyn skyline emerging in the distance. As you enter you are first welcomed into a generously proportioned living room, with a separate dining alcove and a large open kitchen for those who like to cook and entertain. The modern kitchen features butcher block surfaces, a Frigidaire gas range, KitchenAid dishwasher, stainless steel sink with retractable sprayer, Sharp microwave, and a large central island. There are several lighting zones in the living area. All of the windows have wood trim, including the extra large South facing living room windows. The two large bedrooms look West over the gothic revival Queens of All Saints Church (1913), and the high-rises of Downtown Brooklyn. On a clear day you can see all the way to the Verrazano Bridge! Parquet wood floors add to the warmth of the apartment.325 Clinton is ideally located right above the Clinton-Washington G station, and the C station by the same name is three blocks up the street. The building has two elevators and has central laundry in the basement. Citi Bike stations and bus routes dot the area. Clinton Ave from Myrtle to Atlantic is referred to as Brooklyns Gold Coast with historic mansions once owned by city leaders and industrial tycoons. Clinton Hill Co-ops was first a complex for workers at the Brooklyn Navy Yard built in the 1940s, and later converted to co-ops in the early 1980s. This well-managed complex provides its own round the clock security and an amazing staff, and gets a bulk rate on cable TV and electricity. An abundance of restaurants and attractions are nearby like Putnams, Locanda, Romans, Dino, BAM, The Barclays Center, and Pratt Institute. This co-op does require a formal board package and interview.