Priced out of Park Slope two-bedrooms? Come fall in love with this top-floor prewar beauty, currently used as a one bedroom plus windowed nursery. This serene, sun-filled co-op offers thoughtful details everywhere you turn. With high ceilings and a window in every room, this lovingly-renovated retreat is both peaceful and bright.
Priced out of Park Slope two-bedrooms? Come fall in love with this top-floor prewar beauty, currently used as a one bedroom plus windowed nursery. This serene, sun-filled co-op offers thoughtful details everywhere you turn. With high ceilings and a window in every room, this lovingly-renovated retreat is both peaceful and bright. The current owners have updated and modernized the home while preserving period detail such as arched doorways, oak strip flooring and a classic tile bath.
Stash your gear in the foyer and enter the open living/dining room with courtyard and open sky views. A wall with sliding glass door creates a private nursery/workspace while letting light flow to the living area. Your plants will thrive here! The true cook’s kitchen features epic counter space and a mix of open shelving and closed cabinets, full-sized stainless appliances, under cabinet lighting and a gleaming tile backsplash.
The stylish, tranquil bedroom fits a queen bed. Just outside the bedroom is the hallway dressing area with walk-in closet and extensive built-in storage. A full bath with classic black and white tile is brightened by yet another window. Throughout the home, the owners have made clever use of the high ceilings to make sure there’s a place for everything.
Nestled on a lovely tree-lined North Slope block, 225 Lincoln Place is an impeccably-maintained elevator building. Two courtyards offer private outdoor space for residents; Grand Army Plaza and Prospect Park are two blocks away. A live-in super, remote access intercom service, updated laundry room and bike storage make for modern living with pre-war style and comfort. Additional paid storage in the building is also available to residents. Commuting is a breeze with the 2/3 around the corner at Grand Army Plaza, as well as the B/Q at 7th Avenue.
But why leave the neighborhood when the best of Brooklyn is at your doorstep? The Brooklyn Museum, Public Library, and Botanic Gardens are nearby, and the farmer’s market is just up the street. Located near the nexus of 7th and Flatbush Avenues you’ll find, well, everything: restaurants and bookstores, grocers and fitness centers, live music and housewares, coffee shops and schools.
Cats are okay, but no dogs. Showings by appointment only. Co-broking agents always welcome!