110 Putnam Avenue #3

Welcome home to your one-of-a-kind two-bedroom two-bathroom condominium with a private, landscaped roof terrace located in a boutique Clinton Hill brownstone. Developed by the Brooklyn Home Company, unit 3 at 110 Putnam Avenue is a mint condition resale that has been renovated to perfection with a focus on both beauty and energy efficiency. As you enter into your bright and spacious living and dining room, you will be immediately impressed with the quality construction and luxury craftsmanship. Three large windows accented with custom shutters look on your quintessential Brooklyn townhouse street. With hardwood floors throughout and custom crown moldings, this sophisticated space is unlike the usual cookie-cutter developments. The open kitchen is beautifully appointed featuring a Smeg refrigerator, Viking appliance package with vented range, Randolph Morris farm sink, garbage disposal, and Carrerra marble countertops. Best of all, just two flights up is your private, fully landscaped, and irrigated roof terrace. With views of Southern Manhattan and Hudson Yards, you will love BBQing, entertaining, and enjoying time with family and friends in this lush sanctuary. Both bedrooms face the back of the building with treetop views and southern light ensuring privacy and quiet. Each bedroom has its own walk-in closet for your storage needs. The full bathroom is outfitted with Carerra marble basketweave tile floor, Danze shower controls, and a Duravit soaking tub. The powder room is detailed with wainscotting and a Restoration Hardware pedestal sink. Other features of this home include: central A/C and heat, an in-unit washer/dryer, Pella high-performance windows, energy-efficient lighting, and a video intercom system. Set on Putnam Avenue near Franklin, 110 Putnam Avenue offers access to coveted dining, entertainment, and transportation. Local hotspots include The Fly, Harts, Doris, C'mon Everybody, Speedy Romeo, and Locanda Vini & Olii. Within a few blocks are the C and S trains, parking garage, 2 grocery stores, playgrounds, and the Brooklyn Waldorf School.