225 Lincoln Pl

A low-rise prewar cooperative built in the early 1920s, this six-story brick elevator building reflects classic Park Slope apartment-house architecture and a human-scaled residential presence. Units are primarily two-bedroom configurations (with frequent one- and two-plus layouts shown in listings) featuring tall ceilings, hardwood floors, substantial closets and period details such as moldings and wide windows. Apartment interiors commonly include foyers, separate dining areas or dens, windowed kitchens with modern stainless-steel appliances, pantry storage, and windowed bathrooms with tubs. Shared spaces emphasize maintenance and neighborhood living: a landscaped common courtyard and bamboo garden, a live-in superintendent, a central laundry room, bike storage and on-site storage options. The building’s board policies are conventional for a long-established coop—cats are regularly permitted while dogs are generally not; pieds-à-terre and limited subletting have historically been allowed with board approval, and financing restrictions exist in listings. Located on a tree-lined North Slope block within walking distance of Prospect Park, Grand Army Plaza, cultural institutions and multiple subway lines, the property delivers a quiet, community-oriented Park Slope lifestyle with easy access to transit, shops, and green space.