360 CLINTON Avenue 3T

Unit 3T at 360 Clinton Avenue is a completely reimagined two bedroom, two bathroom residence in one of Clinton Hill's most coveted pre-war co-ops - where a gut renovation of the highest order completed by Richard Massa Architecture and Interior design has produced something genuinely rare: a home that honors its 1920's bones while delivering an uncompromising contemporary living experience.

The primary bedroom is a true retreat - generously proportioned, soundproofed, and flooded with light from multiple exposures. California Kings are not just welcome here; they look right at home. This is a bedroom that competes with anything new construction has to offer.

The bathrooms stop people in their tracks. Conceived by Brooklyn design studio Dusen & Dusen, known for their bold custom block tile work, these are the largest bathrooms of any line in the building - a distinction felt immediately upon entering. The primary bath features a soaking tub, and the material quality throughout is the kind typically reserved for new development.

360 Clinton Avenue is a 96-unit, pet-friendly co-op with live-in super, full-time porter, laundry, storage, bike room, video intercom, package concierge, and two landscaped courtyards with community planting beds for urban gardening. No flip tax. Financing up to 80 percent. The building also features modern conveniences such as ButterflyMX video intercom and package concierge system.

The open kitchen carries the same standard - custom cabinetry, Fisher & Paykel Dishwasher Drawer, Samsung ice maker, Samsung oven, and gas stove, all underpinned by a complete electrical upgrade. At 8'10" ceilings and just over 1,100 square feet, with North, South, and East exposures, the original oak floors ground a home that is as luminous as it is considered.

At the nexus of Fort Greene and Clinton Hill, with the C and G trains nearby and BAM, Barclays Center, and Fort Greene Park all within easy reach - 3T is not a renovation project. It is the result of one, done right and ready to be lived in at the highest level.