400 Lincoln Pl

A five-story pre-war cooperative in Prospect Heights completed in 1924, composed primarily of studios and one-bedroom apartments. The block-front building retains period character: high ceilings, tall windows and a formal marble lobby that opens onto a planted courtyard. Individual units typically feature hardwood floors, defined entry foyers, eat-in or open-plan kitchens and compact windowed bathrooms; some apartments show exposed brick or recessed lighting from later renovations. Resident-focused common areas include a landscaped blue-stone courtyard, a roof deck, a staffed lobby with video intercom, a central laundry room and rented private storage and bike rooms. Building operations are traditional co-op style with a live-in superintendent, on-site management, a waitlist or fee structure for storage and bike access, and board approval requirements for pets. Monthly maintenance fees and occasional short-term assessments are part of the financial picture. The location is a primary asset: immediate access to Prospect Park, the Brooklyn Museum and Botanical Garden, nearby farmers market and retail along Washington and Franklin Avenues, and multiple subway lines (2/3/4/5 and local connections). The neighborhood setting supports a pedestrian lifestyle with cafes, restaurants and cultural institutions within easy walking distance.