The Clermont Armory, 171 Clermont Ave, Apt 3N
Fort Greene
400 Sq Ft
Studio
1
Available from: October 1, 2026
Cozy studio with BRAND NEW RENOVATIONS. Kitchen has stone countertops, black GE appliances including a microwave and dishwasher. Unit has beautiful hardwood floors, ample closet space, and great natural light. Heat, hot water, gas included. Building has elevator, large laundry room, communal courtyard, and 24/7 doorman service. Pets allowed. Live-in Super. FIOS & Spectrum available.
AVAILABLE OCTOBER 01. Viewings by appointment only.
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Guarantors Accepted
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Balcony
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Hardwood Floors
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Storage Available
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Dishwasher
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Microwave
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Stainless Steel Appliances
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New Appliances
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Granite Counter Top
Video Tour
Building's Features
- Pets Allowed
- Elevator
- Laundry in Building
- Attended Parking
- Courtyard
- 24h Concierge
The Neighborhood
The Clermont Armory is located near the eastern edge of the Fort Greene Historic District in Brooklyn. The neighborhood is characterized by quiet tree lined streets fronting beautiful 19th century brownstones surrounding historic Fort Greene Park. Because of its unique qualities and its proximity to Manhattan and downtown Brooklyn, Fort Greene is experiencing a major renaissance, becoming one of New York City's fastest developing neighborhoods.
Fort Greene prides itself as a community with great ethnic diversity and many cultural resources, foremost of which is the Brooklyn Academy of Music. The neighborhood has been, and still is, home to many well-known artists, musicians and writers. In the vicinity of the Brooklyn Academy of Music, a vibrant entertainment and night life district is developing. Along Fulton Street, an alluring array of shops, restaurants and galleries featuring African-American motifs has become a destination spot. Closer to the Clermont Armory, trendy restaurants and cafes have opened along Dekalb Avenue to welcome residents returning home from their subway commutes.
Historic Fort Greene Park is located 2 blocks west of the Clermont Armory. The park was established in 1847 as Brooklyn's first at the behest of the celebrated poet and Fort Greene resident, Walt Whitman.