Quiet studio in an 1870s Clinton Hill mansion is asking just $350K

Photos by Joel Pitra of DDreps for Compass

This bright top-floor studio sits within a perfectly-preserved historic limestone mansion at 269 Clinton Avenue on Brooklyn’s grandest “mansion row.” Asking $350,000, the co-op home at has lots of old-world charm and modern comforts. The building also offers storage space for each unit and shared laundry facilities.

Additions like a window-side reading nook and a custom-made murphy bed maximize the apartment’s functionality. Hardwood floors and crown moldings frame the space, and windows face three exposures, including the ones that overlook the building’s large shared backyard.

A kitchen island serves as a breakfast bar and does double duty as storage.

A clean-lined subway tiled bathroom has vaulted ceilings and gets plenty of light from an antique skylight above.

With only two apartments per floor and no shared walls, the cozy self-managed co-op feels like a home. This broker apparently thinks so, too (no word as to whether she comes with the apartment).

[Listing: 269 Clinton Avenue Unit D3 by Anna Klankar for Compass]

[At CityRealty]

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Images courtesy of Compass. Photo credit: Joel Pitra of DDreps.