210 Clinton Ave APT 4H, Brooklyn, NY 11205

210 Clinton Avenue, #4H – Clinton Hill Co-ops Discover an exceptional opportunity in one of Brooklyn’s most storied residential communities: 210 Clinton Avenue #4H, a spacious one-bedroom in the iconic Clinton Hill Co-ops, also known as the Clinton Hill Apartment Owners Corp. Originally built between 1943–1944 by architect Wallace Harrison for the Brooklyn Navy Yard workforce, this historic post-war complex has evolved into one of the most sought-after enclaves in the borough—admired for its scale, community atmosphere, and timeless mid-century design. Unit #4H is a true blank canvas, an incredible chance for a buyer to create a home tailored to their own style. The layout offers generous proportions, oversized windows, and the solid construction the Co-ops are known for—providing the perfect foundation for a thoughtful renovation or contemporary reimagining. Bring your vision and transform this space into a polished Clinton Hill residence. The Clinton Hill Co-ops offer a suite of valuable amenities, including 24-hour security, digital intercom systems, beautifully maintained outdoor common spaces, on-site laundry, bike storage, resident storage, and a full package room. The landscaped grounds provide a serene contrast to the energy of the surrounding neighborhood. Located on the edge of the Clinton Hill / Fort Greene border, you’re moments from the lush greenery of Fort Greene Park and Pratt Institute’s Sculpture Garden. Enjoy neighborhood favorites like Sisters, Lulu & Po, The Finch, Choice Market, Aita, Roman’s, and the vibrant dining of Dekalb and Myrtle Avenues. Cultural destinations such as BAM, Barclays Center, and the Brooklyn Academy of Music are just minutes away. Transportation is effortless with the G train at Clinton-Washington, the C train at Lafayette, and close access to multiple bus lines—including the B38, B52, and B69—connecting you across Brooklyn and into Manhattan. A rare opportunity to shape your ideal home inside one of Brooklyn’s most beloved cooperative communities.