Built in 1901, 807 Lincoln Place is a substantial Crown Heights townhouse offering approximately 3, 200 square feet across four levels, including the cellar.

Built in 1901, 807 Lincoln Place is a substantial Crown Heights townhouse offering approximately 3,200 square feet across four levels, including the cellar. Set on an exceptionally deep lot, the property combines flexible interiors with an expansive private garden.

The home is currently configured with four bedrooms and three full bathrooms. The garden level features a generous living room, separate dining room, and kitchen with direct access to the backyard. Above, the parlor floor—with ceilings approaching 10 feet—is presently arranged with two bedrooms, a full bathroom, and laundry. The top floor contains two additional bedrooms, two walk-in closets, and a second kitchen. A full cellar provides extensive storage and utility space.

Outdoors, the scale is equally impressive. Beyond the front yard, the property opens to a private backyard extending approximately 56 feet—a true urban retreat with ample room for dining, entertaining, and gardening, along with a separate cabana with electricity.

The setting is equally distinctive. Lincoln Place between New York and Nostrand Avenues is known for its beautifully tended gardens, stoops, and tree beds, maintained through an active neighborhood gardening community. In 2026, the block placed first among 139 entrants in Brooklyn Botanic Garden’s annual Greenest Block in Brooklyn competition, adding to previous first-place honors in 2019, 2022, and 2024.

Located in the heart of Crown Heights, 807 Lincoln Place provides the scale and privacy of townhouse living within easy reach of neighborhood restaurants, cafés, shopping, transportation, and some of Brooklyn’s most celebrated cultural institutions and green spaces.

With its generous proportions, flexible configuration, deep garden, and award-winning setting, 807 Lincoln Place presents a distinctive opportunity on one of Crown Heights’ most admired blocks.