225 Lincoln Pl

A six-story prewar elevator co-op dating to 1920, this intimate Park Slope property contains roughly two dozen primarily two-bedroom residences arranged around a landscaped common courtyard. The red-brick facade and traditional stoop-scale massing reflect early-20th-century Brooklyn rowhouse styling, while interiors blend preserved prewar details — high ceilings, crown moldings, hardwood floors, and arched doorways — with periodic gut renovations in kitchens and baths. Apartment plans typically include formal foyers, generous living/dining rooms, windowed kitchens with substantial pantry or storage closets, and an extra room often used as a den or home office. Shared building amenities include a full-time live-in superintendent, an updated laundry room, bike storage, additional paid storage, and a peaceful bamboo/garden courtyard. The co-op’s management allows cats but generally restricts dogs; some units permit pied-a-terres and have flexible subletting rules subject to board approval. Located on a tree-lined block near Prospect Park, Grand Army Plaza, and the retail corridors of 7th and Flatbush Avenues, the property offers immediate access to the 2/3 and B/Q subway lines and a dense neighborhood of markets, restaurants, cultural institutions, and weekend farmers’ markets.