$950,000

SHOWING BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. CONTACT LISTING AGENTS DIRECTLY. Only rarely do homes like this bright, spacious high-floor true two-bedroom come on the market in the Clinton Hill Co-ops. This corner apartment offers wide views of Manhattan and an open plan layout that can be used as-is, opened further, or easily reconfigured to add a third windowed office/bedroom. Where else in Brooklyn can you find this kind of space and adaptability in an established co-op with services at this price? Smartly designed to separate public from private, the expansive living area encompasses a living room large enough for more than one seating area and a separate dining space with open city and sky views. The windowed kitchen is large, with full-size appliances, a ton of counter space, and storage galore. From the living area, a long hallway leads to an updated white bathroom with perfectly preserved mosaic floor tiles from the 1940s. Further on are the two very large bedrooms, both big enough to accommodate king-sized beds. The primary bedroom has two closets, two oversized windows, and room for a bed, dressers, and a desk. The possibilities are endless for the second bedroom, too. This special apartment has five large closets in total, not to mention an additional utility closet in the kitchen, and oak parquet floors throughout. The Clinton Hill Co-ops are a well-managed community built by the US Navy in the early 1940s. The complex was converted to cooperatives in 1981. Over the last few years, the co-op replaced windows and elevators throughout, and upgraded its laundry facilities, all without an assessment or additional cost to shareholders. It is also one of the few complexes in New York City to co-generate electricity, an environmentally friendly innovation that results in lower costs to residents. CHC is pet-friendly, and offers bike storage, package rooms, and beautifully landscaped gardens. Sublets are permitted after two years of ownership. Among the many neighborhood amenities are proximity to transportation options, including the G and C trains, and access to almost every other subway line and the LIRR at nearby Atlantic Terminal. In easy reach are some of the best eateries in Brooklyn Aita, Roman's, Evelina, Dino, Misada, Colonia Verde, and Olea; and shops such as Wegman's, Russ & Daughters, Green Grape, and Greenlight Books. Also in proximity are Fort Greene Park, the Pratt Institute and sculpture garden, and a slew of cultural and arts venues, among them BAM and Barclays Center.