160 Lincoln Place
Charming 1920 prewar boutique co-op in prime Park Slope with original details, high ceilings, and modern updates throughout twelve residences. Pet-friendly building near Prospect Park and 7th Avenue's vibrant dining scene, with excellent subway access and self-managed community atmosphere. Currently, 1 apartment is for sale.
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Overview of 160 Lincoln Place
160 Lincoln Place is a four story, 12 residence pre war co-op built in 1920, directly across from the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music in North Park Slope’s Historic District. The Conservatory’s landmarked gardens shape the outlook from several apartments, while the building’s own scale and self managed operation give it a compact residential character.
The apartments include one and two bedroom layouts, with high ceilings, parquet or hardwood floors, large windows, and original details such as French doors and decorative moldings. Windowed kitchens and bathrooms recur, as do in-unit washers and dryers; garden and tree lined street exposures appear among the views. The building also has basement laundry, common storage, and bike storage, and permits pets.
One ground floor residence is architecturally distinctive for combining two former one bedroom apartments into a single three bedroom home with two bathrooms, a dining room, and private deck. Its arrangement preserves the possibility of separating the space again, an unusual configuration within the building.
The location puts 7th Avenue’s restaurants, cafes, and shops close at hand, with Prospect Park, the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, the Brooklyn Museum, and the Grand Army Plaza Greenmarket a few blocks away. The 7th Avenue and Flatbush station serves the B and Q trains, while the Grand Army Plaza station serves the 2 and 3 trains.
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