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Clinton Hill, Brooklyn
Clinton Hill/Fort Greene
Pictured: Broken Angel, home of Arthur and Cynthia Wood
Known for: In landmark Fort Greene, you’ll find graceful houses with lots of period detail along Cumberland, South Portland, and South Oxford Streets—and a lot of strollers: “Fort Greene Park has been completely redone,” says resident Sandra Shepard. “You’ll find a lot of stay-at-home moms. It’s a not-so-rushed lifestyle out here.” For those looking to go out, Fulton Street and Dekalb Avenue provide ample restaurant and nightlife options.
Boundaries: Stretches from Park to Atlantic Avenues, between Flatbush and Franklin Avenues. Vanderbilt Avenue divides Fort Greene to the west and Clinton Hill to the east.
Borders: Brooklyn Heights, Boerum Hill, and Bedford-Stuyvesant
Subway stops: The G train to Fulton Street, Clinton-Washington Avenue, or Classon Avenue, or the C train to Lafayette or Clinton-Washington Avenues.
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over 6 years agoPark Slope, Brooklyn
lived here August '05
Moved from Williamsburg (S4th btwn Bedford & Berry) to Park Block (5th btwn 8th & Prospect Park).
Pros: safe, green, clean, upscale
Cons: whitewashed, “stroller mafia” mowing you down, overpriced

