95 Lexington Ave

A low-rise, five-story condominium conversion retaining strong industrial character from its 1910 origins. The 20-unit building was repurposed from a trolley/factory use and finished as condos in 2008, combining loft-scale volumes with modern systems. Residences are large lofts and duplexes (one- to multi-bedroom layouts, including 6-bed possibilities in the stock list), characterized by high ceilings, oversized double‑pane windows, exposed brick and original wood floors. Interiors commonly feature open chef’s kitchens with stainless appliances and stone counters, built-in cabinetry and speakers, den/office rooms, walk-through closets, and in-unit washer/dryer; many units show reclaimed-wood details and environmentally conscious finishes. Common areas are modest but well-appointed: elevator access, video intercom, deeded basement storage, and a planted roof deck with panoramic Manhattan and Brooklyn views. Exterior offerings include private balconies on select units and rooftop terraces for upper-floor residences. The building allows pets and pied-à-terre ownership, has historically low common charges aided by tax abatements (J-51/421a in listings), and supports investor-friendly financing terms. Located on Lexington Avenue at the Clinton Hill/Bedford–Stuyvesant edge, it sits within walking distance of the G and C trains, local shops, restaurants, Pratt Institute and Fort Greene Park, delivering a neighborhood-oriented, amenity-light urban loft lifestyle.