235 Lincoln Pl

Built in 1937, this six-story pre-war co-op on Lincoln Place is a full-service elevator building in North Park Slope. The masonry façade and classic scale reflect traditional Brooklyn townhouse-adjacent architecture. Apartments are primarily multi-bedroom layouts, often with expansive foyers, high ceilings (around nine feet), original moldings, crown and picture-frame trim, and refinished hardwood floors with inlaid borders. Units commonly feature formal dining areas, windowed eat-in kitchens with substantial cabinet and pantry storage, built-in bookshelves, multiple closets and generous room proportions that permit flexible conversions (dens, home offices, or additional bedrooms). Bathrooms often retain original tiled details with soaking tubs and separate showers. Shared building amenities include a staffed doorman, live-in superintendent, elevator, communal laundry room, package room, bike storage, and dedicated storage space for residents; the property maintains a pet-friendly policy. Located a few blocks from Grand Army Plaza and Prospect Park, the building sits steps from B/Q and 2/3/4 subway lines, neighborhood shops, restaurants, the Brooklyn Public Library, Brooklyn Botanical Garden, and the Saturday Greenmarket, offering a blend of pre-war character and full-service conveniences typical of Park Slope residential life.