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79 Clay Street is a post-war rental building in Brooklyn's Greenpoint neighborhood, completed in 2015 with 8 units across 6 stories. The building offers amenities such as an elevator, intercom, outdoor entertainment space, and terraces/balconies. Currently, 1 apartment is for sale.
The mid block façade combines white stucco with decorative stone elements, inset balconies, and double height windows placed at different levels. An intercom and outdoor entertainment space serve the building, while private exterior space is a recurring feature of the apartments, ranging from garden and patio areas to terraces and roof decks. Some of the duplexes also have ceilings reaching 18 feet, creating loft like proportions within the compact building.
Apartment layouts commonly use open plan living areas and kitchens with islands, with bedrooms or flexible rooms arranged on a second level or lower floor. The lower levels of several duplexes function as bedrooms, offices, or recreation spaces, and in unit washer and dryers recur across the residences. The building therefore includes both garden oriented duplexes and upper floor loft arrangements, with outdoor space attached to multiple apartment types.
79 Clay Street is on a quiet block in northern Greenpoint, near the neighborhood’s restaurants, cafés, bars, boutiques, waterfront, and parks. Oxomoco, Chez Ma Tante, and Paulie Gee’s are among the nearby restaurants, while the G train stops at Greenpoint Avenue. The East River waterfront and ferry service are also within the surrounding neighborhood, and the 7 train is accessible across the Pulaski Bridge in Long Island City.
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