235 Lincoln Pl

A six-story, 25-unit pre-war co-op constructed in 1937, this full-service Park Slope building reads as a classic neighborhood residence with restrained Art Deco touches. The facade and lobby convey period character while interiors within the block-sized property feature tall ceilings, original hardwood floors, picture-frame and crown moldings, and generous window openings—many with casement-style glazing—framing tree-lined streets and Prospect Park views. Units are predominantly multi-room family layouts (notably two- to four-bedroom combinations via pairing) with gracious foyers, built-in shelving and pantry niches, formal living and dining areas, and eat-in kitchens updated with stainless appliances in many homes. Shared building resources include a staffed doorman, live-in superintendent, elevator, communal laundry, package room, bike storage and individual locked basement storage for each apartment. The co-op permits pets and maintains a no-smoking policy; maintenance assessments occasionally apply. Located in North/Prospect Park-adjacent Park Slope, the property sits within walking distance of Grand Army Plaza, Brooklyn Museum, Botanical Garden, the Greenmarket, and multiple subway lines (B/Q and 2/3/4), positioning it for pedestrian access to cafes, schools and local shops.