Charming 1941 Art Deco co-op in Ditmas Park featuring classic pre-war details and modern updates. Low maintenance fees, garden access, and excellent transit connections near Brooklyn College create exceptional value. Currently, 2 apartments are for sale.
657 East 26th Street, known as Clinton House, is a 1941 co-op with 113 apartments over six stories in Flatbush. Its Art Deco character is most apparent along the landscaped entrance walkway and in the marble floored lobby, where original brass trim remains in place.
Apartments retain a strong pre-war vocabulary of high ceilings, hardwood floors, arched openings, and substantial foyers. Generous living rooms and dedicated dining areas recur in the larger layouts, while many bedrooms have double exposures and room for a desk or sitting area. Deep closets and windowed kitchens are also recurring elements, and the building contains layouts ranging from studios and one bedrooms to two bedroom homes of roughly 1,200 square feet.
The shared garden and planted courtyard form the principal common outdoor space. The building also has a card operated laundry room, rentable bicycle and basement storage, a live-in superintendent, and a porter. Maintenance covers property taxes, heat, and hot water; cats are permitted, but dogs are not.
Brooklyn College is one block away, and Flatbush Junction has Target, Aldi, and other large retailers. The 2 and 5 trains stop at Flatbush Avenue Brooklyn College, while the B and Q trains serve Newkirk Plaza; Cortelyou Road’s restaurants and shops are farther north.
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