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Waverly Avenue Clinton Hill
- $3,835 CHANGE CURRENCY
- 1 BEDS
- 1 BATHS
- N/A SQFT
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Features
- LISTING ID: I11999617
- BUILDING OWNERSHIP: Rental Building
- BUILDING AGE: N/A
- UNITS IN BUILDING: N/A
- STORIES: 9
- PETS: Building Yes,Yes
- FURNISHED: N/A
- Amenities:
- , In Unit, See Remarks, Building Garden, Building Roof Deck
Description
LUXURY ONE BEDROOM AVAILABLE 5/3!INTRODUCING THE PENTHOUSE COLLECTION AT 540 WAVERLY!This newly built residential building features modern apartments ranging from Studios ? 2 Bedrooms rentals. Each penthouse unit is tastefully outfitted with beautifully stylish finishes as well as stainless steel appliances, hardwood floors and spacious layouts while offering breathtaking views of the NYC Skyline.INTERIOR FEATURES- Master En-suite- White Oak Flooring Throughout- Waterfall Quartz Countertop- Custom Cabinetry With Chrome Finishes- Stainless Steel Appliances- In-Unit Washer & Dryer- Floor to ceiling windowsBUILDING FEATURES-Doorman-Roof Terrace with BBQ Grills and Sundeck-Private Roof Cabanas-Fitness Center-Tenant Lounge-Pet Spa-Package Room-Parking-Laundry Room-Bike StorageNEIGHBORHOODNestled between Bed-Stuy and Fort Greene, Clinton Hill offers its residents the option of living in a laid-back, close-knit neighborhood while enjoying the convenience of having close proximity to the hustle and bustle of Manhattan and Downtown Brooklyn. There?s no shortage of greenery with leafy tree-lined streets displaying the quintessential Brooklyn brownstones, and nearby Fort Greene and Prospect Park offers an escape from the fast-paced city life. Renowned for its artistic vibe and great culinary options, there?s no shortage of what this charming neighborhood has to offer.Images are for illustrative purposes and may not reflect the exact unit
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About The Building
Clinton Hill neighborhood
Located in north-central Brooklyn, Clinton Hill was once an upper-crust, mansion-filled retreat for super wealthy industrialists. Now it’s a bit more modest, and as home to the Pratt Institute, has some artistic street credibility.