Clinton Hill Loft With Two Bedrooms Asks $1.445 Million

The apartment is located in a 1920s former factory at 110 Clifton Place in Clinton Hill, on the corner of Classon Avenue. The three-story elevator building is known as the Ping Pong Building, a name tied to its conversion to residences in the 1980s. The structure was originally built for a shoe mold manufacturer, with plans filed in 1922 describing a three-story steel reinforced concrete and brick factory for The United Last Co. The second-floor unit features an open layout with living, dining, and kitchen areas, two bedrooms positioned on either side of the living space, and two bathrooms. Wood floors and baseboard heating run throughout, with neutral finishes and industrial details like mushroom columns and long window lines. A kitchen niche includes wood cabinets, a mirrored backsplash, and stainless steel appliances, and there is potential to add an island for more counter space.

"In Clinton Hill, this apartment has high ceilings, two bedrooms, and some bonus space with a large storage loft. It is in the 1920s industrial building at 110 Clifton Place, on the corner of Classon Avenue. The three-story elevator building has been known as the Ping Pong Building since it was converted to residences in the 1980s."

"The filing describes the Clifton Place building as a three-story steel reinforced concrete and brick factory to be constructed for The United Last Co. While the windows have changed, the circa 1940 tax photo shows the basic building form has remained the same. This second-floor unit has an open floor plan with living, dining, and a kitchen."

"The main living space includes mushroom columns that nod to the industrial history of the space. There is an expanse of windows along one wall - listing photos show the view currently includes a sidewalk shed. Filings show scaffolding permits were issued this spring to accommodate facade repairs."

"The kitchen is set into a niche and has wood cabinets, a mirrored backsplash, and stainless steel appliances, including a dishwasher. A new owner could make style tweaks and add an island to increase the counter space."

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