372 Dekalb Ave

Clinton Mews is a low-rise, five- to six-story pre-war loft conversion in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, originally constructed as a shoe factory in the early 20th century and reworked into residential lofts in the 1980s. The 56-unit building (market listings reference typical configurations of one- and two-bedroom lofts) preserves industrial character through oversized windows, exposed brick, and high ceilings while offering updated building systems such as modern elevators and recent window and common-area improvements. Interiors commonly feature open-plan living and separate dining areas, eat-in kitchens or kitchen islands, generous pantry and closet space including walk-in closets, in-unit washer/dryers or laundry rooms, soaking tubs and sizable bathrooms, and occasional private outdoor extensions like Juliette or full balconies and substantial private outdoor spaces. Shared amenities emphasize on-site support and convenience: a part- or full-time concierge/doorperson, two porters, live-in superintendent, video security/intercom, bike storage, landscaped courtyard/garden, and gated on-site parking offered for a monthly fee. Pet-friendly policies and flexible sublet allowances are frequently noted. Located directly across from Pratt Institute’s sculpture gardens and a short walk to Fort Greene Park, the building provides immediate access to a strong cultural and dining scene, nearby transit (G and A/C lines, B38 bus), and a pedestrian-friendly neighborhood of tree-lined streets, shops, and institutions.