19 Clifford PlaceBrooklyn, NY 11222

Situated on one of the most unique and quiet blocks in Brooklyn, 19 Clifford Place is a rare eight-unit multifamily opportunity in the heart of Greenpoint, right at the border of Williamsburg. Built in 1930 and spanning approximately 7,000 square feet, this four-story masonry building offers strong underlying fundamentals, generous proportions, and exceptional long-term upside in one of Brooklyn’s most vibrant and sought-after neighborhoods.

Configured with eight residential units totaling 16 bedrooms and 9 bathrooms, the property features beautifully proportioned, sun-filled apartments with an average unit size of approximately 875 square feet. The 25-foot-wide building extends 70 feet deep on a 25 x 100-foot lot and is complemented by an expansive approximately 30 x 25-foot rear yard — a welcoming amenity for multifamily properties in the area.

19 Clifford Place benefits from an unbeatable location just one block from Franklin Street, three blocks from Manhattan Avenue, and moments from the Greenpoint and Williamsburg waterfronts. Residents enjoy immediate access to some of Brooklyn’s best dining, shopping, nightlife, and cultural destinations, along with convenient transportation via the G and L subway lines.

A compelling income-producing asset with classic Brooklyn character, substantial scale, and “strong bones,” 19 Clifford Place presents a unique opportunity to acquire a premier multifamily property in one of New York City’s most dynamic neighborhoods.

• Eight-unit multifamily property in Greenpoint
• Built in 1930
• Four stories | 16 bedrooms | 9 bathrooms
• Approximately 7,000 SF of residential space
• 25’ x 70’ building on a 25’ x 100’ lot
• Average unit size approximately 875 SF
• Masonry construction with strong underlying structure
• Bright, well-proportioned income-producing residences
• Expansive approximately 30’ x 25’ rear yard
• One block from Franklin Street
• Three blocks from Manhattan Avenue
• Convenient access to the G and L subway lines
• Prime location at the border of Greenpoint and Williamsburg