Building: 114 Lexington Avenue

Meet Lexington Brooklyn, the latest brand-new boutique elevator condominium at the crossroads of Clinton Hill and Bed-Stuy. This striking 16-unit elevator building offers sunny one-to-three-bedroom homes with remarkable designer finishes and thoughtful floor plans, with most homes featuring private outdoor space.

Flooded with sunlight all day long through oversized Pella windows, each residence boasts 7-inch-wide-plank light oak flooring in a natural finish, solid core doors, and luxurious brushed brass hardware throughout.

Enjoy impressive chef’s kitchens finished with custom matte lacquer cabinetry in pale gray with contrasting wood grain details, honed Calacatta Monet countertops and backsplashes, handmade Virginia Sin ceramic pendant lighting, and a collection of best-in-class Bertazzoni appliances including gas ranges.

Primary baths feature marble-clad showers, custom floating oak vanities that offer ample storage in addition to large medicine cabinets, and wall-mounted toilets with handheld bidets. The secondary baths each have soaking tubs, distressed emerald mineral tiles laid in a herringbone pattern, and similarly large floating vanities topped with marble.

Additional features setting Lexington Brooklyn apart from the rest include energy efficient Mitsubishi split heating and cooling, in-unit washer/dryers, and custom outfitted closets in every home. The building offers deeded parking for separate purchase, bike storage, Akuvox video intercom system, and a common finished roof easily accessed by the building’s elevator.

All of this is just moments from the G at Classon Avenue or the C & S trains at Franklin Avenue, and close to treasured neighborhood hot spots like Speedy Romeo, Clementine Bakery, Chilo’s, C’mon Everybody, Commune, Pilar, Playground Coffee Shop, and community gardens at Green Acres and 100 Quincy.

Images shown are a combination of model units and artist renderings. This is not an offering. The complete offering terms are in an offering plan available from the File No. CD22-0207.

Building Description Provided by Nick Hovsepian