110 Clifton Pl

A low-rise prewar loft conversion in Clinton Hill, this four-story cooperative was originally constructed in the early 1920s and later adapted into residential units. The building contains a small collection of generous two-bedroom loft residences characterized by tall ceilings, oversized casement windows, exposed columns, and hardwood floors that preserve industrial-era character. Many units use split-level plans and built-in storage or lofted platforms for additional sleeping or workspace; layouts commonly include a formal dining area, den/entrance foyer, and a master bedroom on a lower level in some units. Shared features emphasize communal urban living: an elevator, a landscaped common roof deck, in-building laundry access on multiple floors, and a live-in superintendent. Systems and finishes have been refreshed periodically — façades and common corridors noted as recently refurbished in listings — while individual apartments often show renovated kitchens and baths, modern appliances, and in-unit washer/dryer or floor-adjacent laundry. There is no on-site parking; the coop’s maintenance typically includes heat and water. Situated on a tree-lined Clinton Hill block, the building places residents within easy walking distance of the G train, bus routes, Pratt Institute, parks, and a dense cluster of neighborhood restaurants, cafes, and shops that define the local lifestyle.