Real estate investment firm Infinity Properties NYC recently announced a sales launch for their Clinton Hill condo at 169 Lexington Avenue. Dubbed 169LEX, the contemporary project is sited at the junction of Clinton Hill and Bedford-Stuvesant, and holds just four 2-bedroom residences ranging from 900 to 1,415 square feet. All four residences are now available and sales are being handled by Brooklyn-based Ideal Properties Group. Three of the units are priced at $949,000, and a fourth unit with additional space in the cellar and a private backyard, is priced at $1.099 million.
Designed by Gerald J. Caliendo, the 4-story building greets passersby with a modern stucco and ipe façade. Inside, each of the full-floor residences are outfitted with oak hardwood flooring, central heating and cooling, and a laundry closet. Most homes also include a private outdoor space by way of balconies or ground-level gardens.
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Chef-style kitchens host quartz waterfall countertops, white matte and espresso walnut cabinetry, glass backsplashes, and top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances. Ensuite master baths feature imported porcelain and glass tiles, deep soaking tubs, vessel sinks, and Hansgrohe chrome fixtures.
All four units share a common paved rooftop deck, equipped with a modern glass railing. The backyard for the ground-floor duplex is 900 square feet, complete with a manicured lawn, built-in benches, planters, and stone pavers.
Ground floor duplex backyard
169Lex's units are priced at an average of $962 per square foot, close to the average of condos currently on the market in Clinton Hill’s. The average closing price for a condo in the neighborhood came in at $934 per square foot in October, up from last October's average of $910 per square foot.
Within a short walk from its quiet, tree-lined block is a green market, numerous coffee shops, bars, and restaurants. Neighborhood staples include Black Swan, Bedford Hill, Finch, the Summer Stage Theater, Herbert Von King Park, and Hattie Carthan Gardens. Also in close proximity are the G, A and C subway lines.
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Katy Cornell
Katy Cornell is a Long Island native with a passion for writing about real estate in the big city. She recently graduated from the University of Virginia with a BA in English and is a frequent contributor to CityRealty's Market Insight and NYC real estate blog 6sqft.
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