High-Floor Convertible 3-Bedroom w/ Iconic Views

Perched on a high floor at the Clinton Hill Apartments, unit 12C is a large corner residence that offers both space and flexibility in one of Brooklyn's most desirable neighborhoods. Currently configured as a two-bedroom with an open-concept living and dining area, this apartment easily adapts to your needs over time, whether you wish to enjoy its expansive layout as is or convert it into a comfortable three-bedroom home.

The apartment thoughtful flow includes an airy, sun-drenched living space with a generously sized dining area that seamlessly connects to the windowed kitchen, featuring a separate breakfast nook with additional storage. The two spacious bedrooms are set at the back of the apartment and are bathed in sunlight. Every window frames a breathtaking view: from the Freedom Tower and Manhattan Bridge to the Manhattan and Downtown Brooklyn skylines. The unobstructed vistas and natural light make the entire home feel open and peaceful, with room to grow thanks to its exceptional layout.

Set on the border of Clinton Hill and Fort Greene, two of Brooklyn most architecturally rich and culturally vibrant neighborhoods, 361 Clinton Avenue is part of the Clinton Hill Co-ops, an iconic 12-building complex designed in the 1940s to house personnel for the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Converted into co-ops in 1982, these landmarked buildings remain one of the borough's best values and most treasured communities. Residents enjoy a well-managed building with renovated laundry facilities, two elevators, 24-hour security, on-site maintenance staff, bike storage, a package room, and a large landscaped common courtyard.

The location is unbeatable: the G and C trains are only a few blocks away, offering easy access to other parts of Brooklyn and Manhattan. Fort Greene Park, with its farmers' market and community events, is about five blocks away. The Brooklyn Navy Yard, with numerous options for shopping and dining, is also nearby. Finally, discover the neighborhood's culinary gems such as Aita, Mayflower, Olea, and Mike's Coffee Shop, among many others.