Come home to Clinton Hill where this oversize one-bedroom apartment (easily convertible to two bedrooms) awaits you! Apartment 2H looks out on the treetops of the sunny common courtyard at the South Campus of the ever-popular Clinton Hill Co-ops. Blending modern and traditional finishes and fixtures, the renovated kitchen opens into the expansive living and dining area where the original parquet flooring has been beautifully refinished. The H-line features the most closet space of the one-bedroom floor plans at the complex, offering a large front hall closet, two hallway closets, and two bedroom closets. The extra large bedroom easily fits a king bed, end tables and multiple dressers. Some owners have opted to use the abundance of space to create a walk-in closet.

The Clinton Hill Co-ops are popular among many first-time buyers for their value, location, and flexibility including down payments as low as 10 percent. With a substantial reserve (funded by flip tax, payable by seller), the co-op is meticulously maintained by phenomenal staff based out of the on-site management office. Noteworthy recent upgrades include new elevators and extensive landscaping. New windows are also being installed at all 12 buildings; this building will have new windows installed in August 2019. Brand new, modern radiator covers with additional heat control will also be upgraded soon. Co-purchasing, gifting, and guarantors are allowed. Subletting OK (3 out of 10 years, with board approval). Pets welcome!

Defined by its historic district, unparalleled architecture and the creative culture emanating from Pratt Institute, Clinton Hill is one of Brooklyn's most desirable neighborhoods. Here you will find locally owned eateries, spacious coffee shops, Michelin star dining, and cozy cocktail bars. Retail corridors on Myrtle and Dekalb Avenues both lead to Fort Greene Park, where you can enjoy the farmers market, public tennis courts, off-leash dog hours and beautiful views from the iconic Prison Ship Martyrs Monument. Follow Fulton St to the heart of Fort Greene, Barclays Center, Brooklyn Academy of Music, and Whole Foods 365. The G and C trains are closest at the Clinton-Washington subway stops. A few more blocks and the Dekalb, Nevins, and Atlantic-Barlcays stops provide access to nearly all subway lines in Brooklyn.