Matatagpuan sa masiglang kanto ng Clinton Hill at Bedford-Stuyvesant, ang 95 Lexington Avenue ay pinagsasama ang makasaysayang alindog at modernong pamumuhay. Orihinal na itinayo noong mga 1910 bilang isang industriyal na kumplex — na dating tahanan ng isang pabrika ng trolley — ang gusaling ito ay nananatili ang karakter nito sa isang koleksyon ng magkakaugnay na estruktura na nakahiwalay sa karaniwang karanasan ng condominium. Bawat tirahan ay nag-aalok ng natatanging disenyo, na pinalakas ng mga de-kalat na gamit. Ang mga residente rin ay nakikinabang sa isang pinagsamang rooftop na may malawak na tanawin sa buong Brooklyn at sa higit pa.

Ang Unit 1D ay isang maluwang, loft-style na duplex na nakatago sa likod ng gusali, nag-aalok ng kapayapaan at privacy sa humigit-kumulang 2,500 square feet — kasama ang isang pribadong deck. Ang pangunahing antas ay may open-concept na lugar para sa pamumuhay at pagkain, isang naka-istilong kusina na may breakfast nook at eat-in area, isang buong banyo na may soaking tub, isang powder room, at direktang access sa iyong sariling panlabas na espasyo.

Sa ibaba, ang nababagong mas mababang antas ay kasalukuyang inayos na may tatlong silid-tulugan, isang opisina o silid para sa panauhin, at isang buong banyo. Sa masaganang espasyo para sa aparador at imbakan, may kasamang washer at dryer sa loob ng yunit, at isang nakatalagang yunit ng imbakan sa basement (na direktang maa-access mula sa yunit), ang tahanang ito ay madaling umangkop sa iyong mga pangangailangan — kung naghahanap ka man ng maluwang na open space o isang mas tradisyonal na disenyo ng silid-tulugan.

Perpektong nakapuwesto malapit sa G train at maikling distansya mula sa C line, ang pag-commute ay simple at maginhawa. Ang nakapalibot na kapitbahayan ay puno ng mga minamahal na lokal na lugar kasama ang Speedy Romeo, Clementine Bakery, at The Fly, pati na rin ang mga kultural na palatandaan tulad ng sculpture garden ng Pratt Institute, Fort Greene Park, Barclays Center, at Atlantic Terminal.

Kung ikaw ay naghahanap ng natatanging tahanan sa Brooklyn na pinagsasama ang espasyo, istilo, at kasaysayan — ito na ang dapat mong makita.

Located at the vibrant intersection of Clinton Hill and Bedford-Stuyvesant, 95 Lexington Avenue blends historic charm with modern living. Originally constructed around 1910 as an industrial complex — once home to a trolley factory — the building retains its character with a collection of connected structures that stand apart from the typical condo experience. Each residence offers a unique layout, enhanced by high-end finishes. Residents also enjoy access to a shared rooftop with sweeping views across Brooklyn and beyond.

Unit 1D is a spacious, loft-style duplex tucked away at the rear of the building, offering peace and privacy across approximately 2,500 square feet — including a private deck. The main level boasts an open-concept living and dining area, a stylish kitchen with a breakfast nook and eat-in area, a full bathroom with a soaking tub, a powder room, and direct access to your own outdoor space.

Downstairs, the flexible lower level is currently configured with three bedrooms, an office or guest room, and a full bathroom. With abundant closet and storage space, in-unit washer and dryer, and a deeded storage unit in the basement (accessible directly from the unit), this home adapts easily to your needs — whether you're looking for expansive open space or a more traditional bedroom layout.

Perfectly positioned near the G train and a short distance from the C line, commuting is simple and convenient. The surrounding neighborhood is packed with beloved local spots including Speedy Romeo, Clementine Bakery, and The Fly, along with cultural landmarks like Pratt Institute’s sculpture garden, Fort Greene Park, Barclays Center, and Atlantic Terminal.

If you’re looking for a distinctive Brooklyn home that combines space, style, and history — this is the one to see.