114 Clinton St

A six-story prewar cooperative completed in 1924, this boutique elevator building contains primarily one- and two-bedroom residences across two sister addresses totaling roughly 38–49 units. Architecturally it reflects classic early-20th-century Brooklyn Heights character with high ceilings, crown moldings, hardwood floors, decorative fireplaces in some units, and oversized windows that bring abundant light. Interiors often include formal entrance foyers, separate dining areas or eat-in kitchens updated with modern cabinetry and stone counters, while many apartments retain original plaster detail and generous closet space. Common areas are traditionally maintained: an elegant lobby, a live-in superintendent, a modern shared laundry room, bike and caged storage in the basement, and a planted, furnished roof deck with panoramic Manhattan skyline and harbor views. Building services and policies are cooperative in nature—pet ownership is permitted with board approval and additional small monthly fees cover optional storage, cable/internet packages, or capital assessments when applicable. Units may offer Juliet balconies or private outdoor spaces under 60 square feet in a limited number of homes. Situated on a tree-lined block in the heart of Brooklyn Heights, the coop sits one block from Borough Hall transit (2/3/4/5, R) with easy access to A/C/F lines and Citi Bike, and is within a short walk of the Promenade, Brooklyn Bridge Park, Montague Street shops and neighborhood groceries. The location supports both pedestrian commuting and convenient transit links to Manhattan and other Brooklyn neighborhoods.