Greene Avenue

Introducing 333 Greene Avenue situated where Bed-Stuy and Clinton Hill come together creating a new and unbelievable residential and cultural scene. Don?t miss the opportunity to explore this spectacular new structure, its high-end amenities, and the time-honored Brooklyn neighborhood it occupies. With striking interiors, outstanding amenities and stunning views, 333 Greene Avenue is a lavish 12-story tower offering a unique assortment of 1, 2 & 3 bedroom layouts, as well as duplex penthouse residences situated on a beautiful tree-lined avenue. The interiors are bright with abundant natural light pouring through floor-to-ceiling windows. Breathtaking views of Brooklyn and the Manhattan skyline create unrivaled vistas. Kitchens are cutting-edge and radiate style with custom Pedini cabinets, silver- white Caesarstone countertops, Carerra marble backsplashes, and Frigidaire stainless steel appliances. Baths offer a stunning tile combination of brown hues set against pure white and feature steam showers, deep soaking bathtubs and custom-built vanities. Best of all, each unit comes with a private balcony, terrace or roof deck access. Amenities are distinctly high-end and plentiful at 333 Greene. Among them you?ll find a part-time lobby attendant to assist with your daily needs, a state-of-the-art fitness center, resident?s media lounge, a completely landscaped and furnished roof deck as well as simple conveniences including on-site parking and storage available for lease. Bed Stuy/Clinton Hill is known for its lovely tree-lined streets, historic row houses, late night jazz venues, and an artsy but laid back atmosphere. Residents frequent the diverse range of interesting and unusual cafes and restaurants, independently owned shops, lush green parks and revolving art exhibits always on display at the sprawling Pratt Institute campus. Picnic in nearby Fort Greene Park, sample the nightlife on Franklin Avenue, and don?t miss out on Dough, just around the corner (Dough was recently voted the best doughnuts in the USA by New York Magazine). Transportation to Manhattan is simple and convenient via the A & C subway trains at Fulton Street and the G train at Classon Avenue. Both are only steps away from home and minutes away from Manhattan.