2 units
135 Cambridge Place 135 Cambridge Place, Clinton Hill, , BROOKLYN, NY 11238
Pre-war Private Owner
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- 2 residences
- 3 stories
- BUILT 1894
The Details About 135 Cambridge Place
This four-story, two-family was built in 1894. Designed by William Tubby, one of 5 in a row it boasts a facade of Dutch-style gables and second story Oriels. The group shares a simple elegance and leans towards the Renaissance Revival with great brickwork framed by terra-cotta. Tubby also designed the Pratt Library, Scheiren Mansion and Pratt Mansion.
- Gas Heat
- English Queen Anne/Arts and Crafts built 1864
- One of 5 in a row with Dutch-sytle gabled facades
- Renaissance Revival brickwork
- Original interior detail
- Handcrafted oak and mahogany parquet
- Cascading center stair
- All rooms are full width
135 Cambridge Place Units
- transaction type
- Sold
- Rented
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Get to know Clinton Hill
Owing to its central location in northwestern Brooklyn, Clinton Hill is almost unfathomably close to neighborhoods that would otherwise feel relative worlds apart. But its proximal position is merely a bonus: Clinton Hill's lush, brownstoned blocks attract on their own terms. Traces of the past help to create a captivating present. Clinton Hill’s coveted 19th-century rowhouses span many architectural styles, including Beaux-Arts, Italianate, and Neo-Grec. Multiple façade arches and a two-story oriel window make the Queen Anne-style Lincoln Club an absolute head-turner. There’s even a collection of winsome freestanding mansions on Clinton Avenue, some of which connect to the industrialist Charles Pratt, founder of the eponymous Pratt Institute. Playing host to this internationally-recognized institution for art and design adds all the more to the neighborhood's good looks and leafy environs.
Clinton Hill Neighborhood Guide