Located on the top floor of an architectural masterpiece on Clinton Hill’s “Mansion Row,” Apartment 4A at 184 Clinton Ave is everything you’ve been waiting for with lofty ceilings, generous proportions, bright open City and Skyline views, a spacious bedroom, modern finishes, and in-unit laundry. This boho-chic top floor one-bedroom apartment offers an expansive open great room which can accommodate multiple furniture arrangements boasting soaring ceilings that are perfect for displaying an art collection. Custom built-in bookshelves and charming pre-war details throughout, including mouldings and inlaid hardwood floors, add even more character to the space. A large alcove off the living area makes a perfect home office or guest space. The modern kitchen offers top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances, including a dishwasher, double-door Sub-Zero fridge, and a Viking gas range. The bright airy bathroom has a large skylight, walk-in tiled shower, and modern white fixtures and finishes. The bedroom faces the back of the building and is pin-drop quiet overlooking the building’s shared back garden. A large stackable Bosch washer and dryer make this home the complete package. 184 Clinton Avenue is a stunning Queen Anne mansion, built in 1892 by architect Montrose Morris and was highlighted in Brownstoner’s "The Amazing Mansions of Brooklyn’s Clinton Avenue." This historic pre-war cooperative offers just nine units and is both pet friendly (with Board approval) and sublet friendly, with a beautifully landscaped shared garden and a spacious front porch, a rare feature for the area that serves as an additional shared amenity. Ideally located, the vibrant shops and restaurants of Myrtle Avenue are right outside your front door, while Fort Greene Park, home to a popular Farmers Market, along with the amazing restaurants and shops on DeKalb Avenue in both Fort Greene and Clinton Hill are all just a few short blocks away. There is a Trader Joes at City Point, a Whole Foods on Lafayette Ave as well as amazing cultural institutions including BAM, Greenlight Bookstore, and The Center for Fiction all close by. The Clinton-Washington G subway stop is only 2 blocks away, while the C at Lafayette Ave as well as the countless Subway, Bus and Train lines at both DeKalb / City Point and Atlantic Terminal / Barclays offer easy access to anywhere in Brooklyn, Manhattan and beyond.