Listed by The Belle Piper Team

Days on market: 2020

Located on a beautiful brownstone block in the best of Clinton Hill! One bedroom that can be a Flex 2. Building amenities include shared roof deck, bicycle room, video intercom and laundry in the building. Pets allowed. Located steps from the C and G train at Clinton & Washington Ave and within walking distance to Clinton Hill's neighborhood favorites such Sisters, Emily, Locanda Vini & Olii, Otway, The Good batch and so much more!

Listed by The Belle Piper Team

Days on market: 2019

Located on a beautiful brownstone block in the best of Clinton Hill! This apartment features spacious living room and bedroom, stainless steel kitchen, modern bathroom, hardwood floors, and windows that let in natural light throughout. Building amenities include shared roof deck, bicycle room, video intercom and laundry in the building. Pets allowed. You'll be right around the corner from dozens of top-rated bars, restaurants, cafes, grocers, and music/art venues. Located steps from the C and G train at Clinton & Washington Ave and within walking distance to Clinton Hill's neighborhood favorites such Sisters, Emily, Locanda Vini & Olii, Otway, The Good batch and so much more!

Listed by The Belle Piper Team

Days on market: 2019

Located on a beautiful brownstone block in the best of Clinton Hill! This apartment features spacious living room and bedroom, stainless steel kitchen, modern bathroom, hardwood floors, and windows that let in natural light throughout. Building amenities include shared roof deck, bicycle room, video intercom and laundry in the building. Pets allowed. You'll be right around the corner from dozens of top-rated bars, restaurants, cafes, grocers, and music/art venues. Located steps from the C and G train at Clinton & Washington Ave and within walking distance to Clinton Hill's neighborhood favorites such Sisters, Emily, Locanda Vini & Olii, Otway, The Good batch and so much more!

Listed by Christopher Babb

Days on market: 2399

**The rent advertised is net effective** **Gross Rent $2,900** Lofts/convertible 1 bedroom apartment now available in Clinton Hill. - high ceilings - over sized windows - eat in kitchen with granite counter top - stainless-steel appliances - including dishwasher - gorgeous full size bathroom - hardwood floors - central A/C Now offering a free month of rent on a 14month lease. Amenities include: shared roof deck bicycle room video intercom laundry bicycle storage Pets allowed Close to C and G train at Clinton & Washington Ave * Listed rent is net effective rent, based on a gross rent of $2900.00 and 1 Month Free*

Listed by The Belle Piper Team

Days on market: 2020

Located on a beautiful brownstone block in the best of Clinton Hill! One bedroom that can be a Flex 2. Building amenities include shared roof deck, bicycle room, video intercom and laundry in the building. Pets allowed. Located steps from the C and G train at Clinton & Washington Ave and within walking distance to Clinton Hill's neighborhood favorites such Sisters, Emily, Locanda Vini & Olii, Otway, The Good batch and so much more!

Listed by Ezra Mahpour

Days on market: 2300

Renovated 1 bed 1 bath duplex in newly renovated building close by to The Pratt Institute and the C train at Clinton Washington. Building feature: laundry rooftop video intercom s/s dishwasher s/s microwave bike storage central A/C and heat "Once home of stock broker Lascelles E. Maxwell and his wife, Grace Maxwell, in the early 1870s, the house was transformed in 1906 into a new home for the U.S. Grant Post 327 of the Grand Army of the Republic. Known as Grant Hall, it had meeting rooms, exhibits on General Grant and entertainment spaces that were rented out to the community. Union Army veterans gathered for annual dinners and celebrations until the late 1920s, when a mere 50 aging veterans remained as members, according to a story in the Brooklyn Daily Eagle at the time. The post closed in 1928 and the house became Weber Studios, a dance studio. It was modernized with $50,000 worth of improvements and the creation of four ballrooms and a banquet hall, according to a 1929 article in Brooklyn Life." (Source: Brownstoner.com)

Listed by Ezra Mahpour

Days on market: 2300

Renovated 1 bed 1 bath duplex apartment with private outdoor space in Clinton Hill close by to The Pratt Institute and the C train at Clinton Washington. Building feature: laundry rooftop video intercom s/s dishwasher s/s microwave bike storage central A/C and heat "Once home of stock broker Lascelles E. Maxwell and his wife, Grace Maxwell, in the early 1870s, the house was transformed in 1906 into a new home for the U.S. Grant Post 327 of the Grand Army of the Republic. Known as Grant Hall, it had meeting rooms, exhibits on General Grant and entertainment spaces that were rented out to the community. Union Army veterans gathered for annual dinners and celebrations until the late 1920s, when a mere 50 aging veterans remained as members, according to a story in the Brooklyn Daily Eagle at the time. The post closed in 1928 and the house became Weber Studios, a dance studio. It was modernized with $50,000 worth of improvements and the creation of four ballrooms and a banquet hall, according to a 1929 article in Brooklyn Life." (Source: Brownstoner.com)

Listed by The Belle Piper Team

Days on market: 2020

Located on a beautiful brownstone block in the best of Clinton Hill! One bedroom that can be a Flex 2. Building amenities include shared roof deck, bicycle room, video intercom and laundry in the building. Pets allowed. Located steps from the C and G train at Clinton & Washington Ave and within walking distance to Clinton Hill's neighborhood favorites such Sisters, Emily, Locanda Vini & Olii, Otway, The Good batch and so much more!

Listed by Ezra Mahpour

Days on market: 2350

NO FEE renovated 3 bedroom 1 bath available in a converted mansion on tree lined street in Clinton Hill close to the Clinton Washington Ave C train. All units feature: high ceilings oversized windows allowing tons of sunlight to enter eat-in kitchen granite counter tops stainless steel appliances (including dishwasher) gorgeous full-size bathrooms stunning hardwood floors central A/C Building amenities: shared roof deck video intercom laundry in the building bike storage Renovated building in Clinton Hill featuring 3 bed 1 bath, 4 bed 2 bath, and a 5 bed 2.5 bath triplexes close by to The Pratt Institute and the C train at Clinton Washington. "Once home of stock broker Lascelles E. Maxwell and his wife, Grace Maxwell, in the early 1870s, the house was transformed in 1906 into a new home for the U.S. Grant Post 327 of the Grand Army of the Republic. Known as Grant Hall, it had meeting rooms, exhibits on General Grant and entertainment spaces that were rented out to the community. Union Army veterans gathered for annual dinners and celebrations until the late 1920s, when a mere 50 aging veterans remained as members, according to a story in the Brooklyn Daily Eagle at the time. The post closed in 1928 and the house became Weber Studios, a dance studio. It was modernized with $50,000 worth of improvements and the creation of four ballrooms and a banquet hall, according to a 1929 article in Brooklyn Life." (Source: Brownstoner.com)

Listed by Ezra Mahpour

Days on market: 2350

Renovated building in Clinton Hill featuring 3 bed 1 bath, 4 bed 2 bath, and a 5 bed 2.5 bath triplexes close by to The Pratt Institute and the C train at Clinton Washington. Building feature: laundry rooftop video intercom s/s dishwasher s/s microwave bike storage central A/C and heat "Once home of stock broker Lascelles E. Maxwell and his wife, Grace Maxwell, in the early 1870s, the house was transformed in 1906 into a new home for the U.S. Grant Post 327 of the Grand Army of the Republic. Known as Grant Hall, it had meeting rooms, exhibits on General Grant and entertainment spaces that were rented out to the community. Union Army veterans gathered for annual dinners and celebrations until the late 1920s, when a mere 50 aging veterans remained as members, according to a story in the Brooklyn Daily Eagle at the time. The post closed in 1928 and the house became Weber Studios, a dance studio. It was modernized with $50,000 worth of improvements and the creation of four ballrooms and a banquet hall, according to a 1929 article in Brooklyn Life." (Source: Brownstoner.com)