225 Lincoln Place is a historic co op building in North Park Slope, between 7th and 8th Avenues.

225 Lincoln Place is a historic co-op building in North Park Slope, between 7th and 8th Avenues. Apartment 3J presents a rare opportunity, as J-line units seldom become available. This spacious, sun-drenched two-bedroom, one-bathroom home is perfectly situated in one of Brooklyn’s most desirable neighborhoods. Upon entering, a gracious foyer welcomes you with space for custom built-ins and a proper mudroom. The south-facing apartment opens into a spacious, bright living and dining area designed for comfort and perfect for entertaining. It is highlighted by the large three-pane windows and stylish modern lighting fixtures. The charming built-in window bench sets the scene for effortless formal dining with easy access to the beautifully renovated windowed kitchen. This chef's kitchen maximizes functionality with extensive counter space and ample storage. With granite countertops, gold hardware, exposed wooden shelving, and stainless steel appliances, it’s fully prepped for all your cooking and entertaining needs. Off the living room, a hallway leads to a quiet bedroom wing. The two large bedrooms share a windowed, white marble Jack-and-Jill bathroom with a soaking tub. Bathed in light, both sun-filled bedrooms offer generous walk-in closet space and overlook lush leafy views. Down the hallway, a linen closet provides additional storage. Perched in the treetops, every room is filled with abundant natural light that filters through, highlighting the warm hardwood floors throughout. 225 Lincoln Place also offers key amenities, including an elevator, a full-time super, a remote-access intercom, an updated on-site laundry room, bike storage, and a communal courtyard. The building does permit pieds-à-terre, gifting, and cats, but no dogs. Set on a picturesque, tree-lined street in prime Park Slope, 225 Lincoln Place puts the best of Brooklyn right at your doorstep. Located just two blocks from Prospect Park, Grand Army Plaza, and the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, green spaces and cultural landmarks serve as your backyard. 7th Avenue and beyond offer an exceptional array of cafes, boutiques, and dining. Plus, with the B, Q, 2, and 3 trains steps away, Manhattan is less than 20 minutes from home.