4 Downing St #2A, Brooklyn, NY 11238

Located at the corner of a unique L-shaped street in bucolic Clinton Hill, beautifully designed two-bedroom apartment in a boutique condominium with LOW MONTHLIES and abated taxes is now available for the first time as a resale. At around 20 feet wide and 65 feet long, with a large open living area, high ceiling and oversized windows at both ends, this floor-through apartment feels like a loft and offers more square footage than your typical two-bedroom. With a stylishly executed modern design, this home is a rare find in a market of mundane renovations. A foyer entry with floating coat closet and chevron stone floor tiles leads into an expansive living/dining area with quarter-sawn oak wood floors, exposed brick wall and decorative fireplace. Sleek renovated kitchen with stainless steel appliances by Bosch and Fisher-Paykel, above and below counter custom cabinetry, wine fridge, garbage disposal, Corian countertops, marble tile backsplash and a big pantry closet. Stone tiling continues down the hallway with a home office area. linen closet, washer/dryer, and a full bathroom with deep soaking tub and floor to ceiling subway tile. The en-suite primary bedroom features an attractive glass walled shower, marble topped vanity, double closet and access to a fire balcony. Dual-zoned ducted HVAC comfortably serves both ends of the apartment. Also included with the sale is a large, full height storage cage in the basement. Originally built in the 1880s, fantastically re-invented as the "Broken Angel" in the 1980s, and then re-developed as a condo in 2015, 4 Downing Street is a boutique 8-unit building with bike storage and an elevator that goes all the way up to a fantastic common roof deck with a grill, lounge furniture and impressive open views of the Brooklyn and Manhattan skylines. Located in prime Clinton Hill with its excellent array of restaurants and shops, and easy access to both the C and G trains. Short distance to Franklin Avenue, Prospect Heights, Fort Greene, Prospect Park, Brooklyn Museum, Botantical Gardens, Atlantic Terminal and the Barclay Center.