FULLY REDONE CLINTON HILL DUPLEX IN HISTORIC ARBUCKLE MANSION, AS FEATURED IN DWELL

This stately building--built in 1888 by Montrose Morris for John Arbuckle, who had the nation's first packaged and branded ground roast coffee--is located on the Gold Coast of Clinton Hill's historic landmark district. Located on the top two floors of the building and having previously undergone a massive renovation, no detail has been overlooked in the home's painstaking transformation.

The lower entry floor is an open plan design, with sprawling living and dining spaces. The wood-burning fireplace is appointed with the original mantel and also soapstone inlays. The high ceilings are complimented with blackened ceiling joists, which are in excellent contrast to the floors--Madera hardwood throughout, with white oak treated and knots filled with black epoxy for a truly unique and stunning finish. An abundance of windows throughout flood the apartment with light.

The home's eat-in kitchen is perfect for any chef: a soapstone island with integrated soapstone sink, California matte black faucet, Miele dishwasher, Miele oven, Sub Zero custom panel refrigerator, and built in Pitt stove top burners installed through the stone countertops. The large dining room is capped with a dry bar.

The lower level continues seamlessly upstairs to the two bedrooms and one bathroom with the same white oak flooring. The primary bedroom has ample storage space and a wall of south-facing windows. The large second bedroom could also be a very large windowed home office. The bathroom features Porcelanosa large format tile and California faucets with raw brass fixtures.

There is ample common space outside where residents are able to keep a grill, and there is a private storage area in the building.

First showings will be Saturday, December 4th and Sunday, December 5th.