110 Clifton Pl

A low-rise, four-story cooperative converted from an early 20th-century industrial building, constructed in 1922 and adapted into residential lofts. The 34-unit property preserves conversion-era character: lofty ceiling heights (often 12–14 feet in many units), large industrial-style windows, exposed columns and concrete structure, and hardwood floors throughout. Units are primarily two-bedroom layouts with flexible loft/bonus spaces, den/foyer zones, open-plan living and dining areas, and modernized kitchens and baths in many apartments. Shared amenities are modest but focused: an elevator, laundry rooms on each floor, a common roof deck, and a live-in super who helps maintain low monthly maintenance. There is no on-site parking. Exteriorly, the building sits on a tree-lined Clinton Hill residential block near brownstones and neighborhood retail, maintaining a strong street presence reflective of its factory origins. Location benefits include immediate walkability to restaurants, cafes, shops, Pratt Institute’s campus, and nearby public transit (one block from the G line and short connections to other subway lines and bus routes). Pet policies and concierge-type services vary by coop rules; heat and water are typically included in maintenance.