It started with a line of thinking – Why can’t brand new condominiums blend seamlessly into a 150-year old neighborhood? After all, brownstone Brooklyn has so much cachet and is such a hot place to live. What if someone built clever new homes that were streamlined and well designed, had outdoor space, lots of windows and good bones? What if they immediately became part of the vibe but still had their own voice? Introducing Greene Avenue Condominium, the best of new in old Brooklyn.
About Greene Avenue Condominium
The clean lines of each residence have been drawn from a philosophy that in a perfect world, design and space matter. Think about cooking a gourmet dinner in your well-appointed stainless-steel kitchen, while your guests observe from their seats at the Kashmir White granite counter. Imagine waking up to sunlight streaming through big Pella windows and French doors. Picture walking into the living room and appreciating the sexy recessed lighting and warmth of the wood floors. Dream about slipping into the 5-foot soaking tub that’s big enough to boast about. Form and function embrace at Greene Avenue Condominium.
The line up of nearby restaurants and eateries, parks, stores and cultural venues puts Greene Avenue Condominium on the A-list. The neighborhood persona is sweet with a mix of old and new spots that satisfy every craving. Great food? Try Choice Market, Locanda Vini & Olii or Luz. Want a night of culture? Try BAM, the Corridor Gallery or an event at Pratt Institute. Need pampering? Treat yourself to a massage at the Nu Yu Day Spa. And you’ll never have to walk very far (unless you want to) with the G train just two blocks away, the C train two Avenues away, and the B52 bus right down the street. Clinton Hill is definitely a community worth exploring.