At A Glance

A pre-war co-op, taken to the studs and built back better.

Two bedrooms, two baths, 1,100 square feet on the third floor of a 1928 Clinton Hill cooperative. Richard Massa Architecture led the gut renovation. Dusen & Dusen designed the largest bathrooms of any line in the building. North, South, and East exposures carry light from morning to last hour.

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8′10″ Ceilings

3 Exposures

Property Type Cooperative

Monthly HOA $1,425 / mo

Financing Up to 80%

Flip Tax None

A First Look

Walk the rooms. The bones, the renovation, the light.

Five frames, in sequence: the living room under the original crown, the open kitchen pass-through, the periwinkle galley, the soundproofed primary, and the second bedroom that catches the morning. The full set is available on private walk-through.

The living room of 360 Clinton 3T, oak floors and a deep sectional anchoring a room framed by two arched plaster openings and tall windows — The living room. Original oak floors, plaster crown, and arched openings carrying the eye through to the kitchen pass.

Open living and dining area of unit 3T showing the arched pass-through to the kitchen, the periwinkle blue cabinetry visible in the next room, and herringbone floors — The pass-through. The blue carries from the kitchen into the living room without crossing the threshold.

Galley kitchen of 360 Clinton 3T with periwinkle blue custom cabinetry, butcher block island, gas range, and pendant lighting under an arched opening — The kitchen. Custom cabinetry in periwinkle, butcher block, Samsung gas range, Fisher & Paykel dishwasher drawer.

The primary bedroom of 360 Clinton 3T, a soundproofed retreat with a California King, two banks of windows on two exposures, and a chair tucked into the corner — The primary. Soundproofed, generously proportioned, light from two exposures. A bedroom that competes with new construction.

The second bedroom of 360 Clinton 3T, a quiet light-filled room with a king bed, framed art, and tree views through the window — The second bedroom. Light from the East. The kind of guest room that becomes the home office and back.

The full sweep of the living room of 360 Clinton 3T from the corner, showing the round travertine coffee table, sectional, accent chair, and twin window pair — The corner vantage. Round travertine, low sectional, a chair pulled toward the window pair. Furnishings as staged for the listing.

“A home that honors its 1920s bones while delivering an uncompromising contemporary living experience.”

The Residence

The renovation is the difference.

Unit 3T is a completely reimagined two bedroom, two bathroom residence in one of Clinton Hill's most coveted pre-war co-ops. A gut renovation of the highest order, by Richard Massa Architecture and Interior design, has produced something genuinely rare: a home that honors its 1920s bones while delivering an uncompromising contemporary living experience.

The primary bedroom is a true retreat. Generously proportioned, soundproofed, and flooded with light from multiple exposures. California Kings are not just welcome here; they look right at home. The bathrooms, conceived by Brooklyn design studio Dusen & Dusen and known for bold custom block tile work, are the largest of any line in the building. The primary bath holds a soaking tub. Material quality throughout is the kind typically reserved for new development.

The open kitchen carries the same standard. Custom cabinetry, Fisher & Paykel dishwasher drawer, Samsung ice maker, Samsung oven and gas stove, all underpinned by a complete electrical upgrade. At 8'10" ceilings and just over 1,100 square feet, with North, South, and East exposures, the original oak floors ground a home that is as luminous as it is considered.

The Architect

Richard Massa

A gut renovation of the highest order. Architecture and interior design carried out as a single brief, end to end.

The Bathrooms

Dusen & Dusen

The largest bathrooms of any line in the building, conceived by the Brooklyn studio known for custom block tile.

The Light

North, South, East

Three exposures and 8'10" ceilings. Morning, noon, and last hour all reach the rooms differently.

The Details

What makes 3T singular.

Soundproofed Primary

A generously proportioned retreat, soundproofed, with light from multiple exposures. Built to hold a California King without crowding the room.

Dusen & Dusen Baths

Conceived by the Brooklyn studio, the largest baths in the line, with custom block tile and a soaking tub in the primary.

Custom Open Kitchen

Custom cabinetry, Fisher & Paykel dishwasher drawer, Samsung ice maker, Samsung oven and gas range. Open to the living room through an arched pre-war pass-through.

Original Oak, 8′10″ Ceilings

The original oak floors stay, grounding a home that has been brought forward a century. The ceilings have always been high. They still are.

Pet-Friendly, 96 Units

A live-in super, full-time porter, laundry and storage, bike room, ButterflyMX video intercom and package concierge, and two landscaped courtyards with community planting beds.

No Flip Tax, 80% Financing

Financing up to 80% is permitted by the building. There is no flip tax on resale. Two details that matter to the math on a co-op of this caliber.

Estimate Your Payment

A private estimate, running quietly.

Adjust the numbers below to see an estimated monthly principal and interest payment on Unit 3T. A starting point for the conversation, not a quote. Maintenance is shown separately above.

Down Payment 20%

Interest Rate 6.5%

Loan Term

Estimated Monthly Payment

$7,584

Principal and interest only. The monthly maintenance charge of $1,425 is separate. Taxes and insurance are handled by the cooperative. Based on a list price of $1,500,000.

The Neighborhood

Clinton Hill, where Brooklyn keeps its bones.

360 Clinton sits at the nexus of Fort Greene and Clinton Hill, two of Brooklyn's most architecturally intact pre-war neighborhoods. Tree-lined avenues, brownstone blocks, and the kind of street-level life that does not exist in newer parts of the borough.

The C and G trains are nearby. BAM, Barclays Center, and Fort Greene Park are within easy reach. The Brooklyn Navy Yard and the waterfront are a short ride. A neighborhood that rewards both the stay-in dinner and the night out.

Steps from Fort Greene Park, the C and G trains, and the Brooklyn Academy of Music

A 1928, Reimagined