This luxurious boutique apartment building offers 11 units, on 6 floors ranging from studios to 1-bedroom apartments.

Standing in front of 1118 Fulton street facing West, one can see the Manhattan skyline rising from the Hudson. Take the A or C train at Franklin Ave station less than a minute away, or stroll down Dekalb Ave, a lively and open thoroughfare lined with shops and restaurants. St. Joseph’s College, Pratt Institute, and its famous sculpture park are centrally located within the neighborhood.

Originally designed as a rural escape from urban life, Clinton Hill deserves its amiable reputation as a laid-back neighborhood with leafy side streets and little parks.

Once home to Walt Whitman, Patti Smith, and Biggie Smalls, Clinton Hill’s diverse socioeconomic history is reflected in its architecture—a mix of brownstones, old mansions, wood frame houses and the occasional new condo development. Notable landmarks include the Vendome building and the Romanesque revival Arbuckle Mansion designed by Montrose Morris.