This spectacular, well-laid out, very popular and rarely available K-Line unit (one of only eight in the building) is now available at One Hanson Place, the landmark former Williamsburgh Savings Bank clock tower building at the nexus of Brooklyn’s finest pre-war neighborhoods: Fort Greene, Boerum Hill, Park Slope and Prospect Heights. Back on the market with a $100,000 price reduction, 14K is a 1359 square foot loft featuring two large bedrooms on either side of an expansive, open kitchen/living/dining area, making it perfect for entertaining and overnight guests. Each room faces west to placid views of the Verrazano Bridge, NY Harbor and Statue of Liberty through five 7-foot tall windows.

10-foot ceilings above, Brazilian chestnut strip flooring below and high end finishes throughout. The apartment includes a washer/dryer and a large, private storage unit available for purchase. Building amenities include 24-hour doormen, a full-service gym, a large, sunlit children’s playroom, two bike storage rooms, a 21st Floor Residents Lounge with a landscaped terrace, another landscaped terrace facing north with expansive views of Midtown, a laundry room, and a game and conference room.

One Hanson and its iconic clock rise 37 floors above the newly-renovated Atlantic/Barclays Terminal which offers direct access to nine local and express subway lines (2,3,4,5B,D,N,Q,R) and the LIRR. The C and G trains are three blocks away. One block from the Barclays Center in one direction and one block to the Brooklyn Academy of Music in the other, the building is surrounded by restaurants of all types, retail (including Apple’s newest location), boutiques, friendly lounges and cafes, plus historic Fort Greene Park is just a few blocks away. The location cannot be more ideal. Come and see why this "micro-neighborhood" is considered one of NYC’s finest areas to live (and invest) in.

Common charges include assessments. Taxes are abated until 2024.

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