Antre nan youn nan blòk ki pi bèl nan Prospect Heights, sa a se yon sèl-chanm ki te renove avèk renmen nan 400 Lincoln Place ki melanje cham otantik pre-guer a avèk sansiblite yon designer, sèlman kèk minit soti nan Prospect Park, Mize Brooklyn, ak sèn manje selebre nan katye a.

Aktèl pwopriyetè yo te reimajine espas la ak anpil atansyon sou detay, balanse karaktè, konfò, ak atizan nan mezi pafè. Imedyatman lè ou antre, yo akeyi ou ak yon antre lumineux, akeyan ak yon gwo klòch doub, ki mennen nan yon salon ki plen solèy ki gen yon bèl vi sou tèt pye bwa yo. Echèl la pèmèt pou zòn manje ak detant distenk, pandan y ap entegre mobilier espesyal, ekleraj sou mi, ak yon vantilatè anplwaye ajoute teksti ak anbyans. Tèren parquet orijinal ak plafon ki wo bay chalè ak kontinwite tout ale.

Kwizin nan ki gen fenèt se yon pwen fò, yon melanj jwa ant desen tradisyonèl ak atizanal. Kabinèt blan shaker ak kontwa Caesarstone yo mete sou yon bèl tuil seramik ki pentire a la men ki kontraste ak tèren terracotta rich ak inlay jeyometrik kolore. Rezilta a se sa ki pa janm demode men siprann, yo melanje bèl avèk yon lavabo pwofond, kabinèt vè élégance ak aparèy Bosch ak GE an asye pur.

Suite chanm nan ofri yon privat ak konfò ra, ki gen ladann yon klòch pou mache ak yon twalèt en-suite ak fenèt. Twalèt la se yon ekstansyon nan atizay rafine kay la, kouvri ak tèbla ki gen desen élégante ki vlope mi yo ak tèren yo nan yon motif monokrom modèn. Yon vanity flotan, cabinet medikaman, ekleraj espesyal, ak fixtures kwiv pwòp konplete espas la ak yon sansibilite tankou yon spa.

Bati an 1924, The Nancy Lincoln se yon 46-inite ko-op boutique ki selebre pou fasad brique bèl li ak lobbi marmò. Amènite yo enkli yon courtyard ki byen jaden, superentandan rezidan, sal lave, depo prive, ak sal bisiklèt. Bèt kay yo akeyi, ak sou-lokasyon pèmèt aprè de zan de pwopriyetè.

Sitiye jis de blòk soti nan Prospect Park ak Grand Army Plaza, kay la chita nan nexus kilti ak kalm, tou pre Jaden Botanik Brooklyn, Mize Brooklyn, ak yon sèn manje eksepsyonèl ki enkli Leland, Cafe Mado, Ogliastro, Little Egg, ak Ciao Gloria. Tren 2/3 ak 4/5 nan Eastern Parkway ak B/Q nan Seventh Avenue ofri aksè san pwoblèm nan rès vil la.

Avèk melanj frape detaye ak konsidere modèn, 400 Lincoln Place, Inite 3I kaptire tout sa ki fè lavi Brooklyn santi li ni eternel ni vivan - yon klasik Prospect Heights reimajine pou lavi kontemporen.

Nestled on one of Prospect Heights' most picturesque, tree-lined blocks, this  lovingly  gut-renovated one-bedroom at 400 Lincoln Place pairs authentic pre-war charm with a designer's sensibility, just moments from Prospect Park, the Brooklyn Museum, and the neighborhood's celebrated dining scene.  

The current owners reimagined the space with meticulous attention to detail, balancing character, comfort, and craftsmanship in perfect measure. Immediately upon entering  you're greeted with a bright, gracious entry foyer with a double-door coat closet, leading to a sun-filled living room framed by treetop views. The scale allows for distinct dining and lounge areas, while custom built-ins, sconce lighting, and a ceiling fan add texture and ambiance. Original parquet floors and  high ceilings lend warmth and continuity throughout.  

The windowed kitchen is a standout, a joyful mix of traditional and artisanal design. White shaker cabinetry and Caesarstone countertops are set against  a striking hand-painted, ceramic tile backsplash contrasted by rich terracotta floor tiles accented with colorful geometric inlays. The result is timeless yet unexpected, paired beautifully with a deep farmhouse sink, elegant glass-front cabients and stainless-steel Bosch and GE appliances .   

The bedroom suite offers rare privacy and comfort,  featuring a walk-in closet and a windowed en-suite bath. The bathroom is an extension of the home's refined artistry, clad in elegantly patterned tiles that wrap the walls and floor in a modern monochrome motif. A floating vanity, medicine cabinet, custom lighting, and clean chrome fixtures complete the space with spa-like sensibility.  

Built in 1924, The Nancy Lincoln is a boutique 46-unit co-op celebrated for its handsome brick facade and marble lobby. Amenities include a landscaped courtyard, resident superintendent, laundry room, private storage, and bicycle room. Pets are welcome, and subletting is permitted after two years of ownership. 

Located just two blocks from Prospect Park and Grand Army Plaza, the home sits at the nexus of culture and calm, near the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, the Brooklyn Museum, and an exceptional dining scene that includes Leland, Cafe Mado, Ogliastro, Little Egg, and Ciao Gloria. The 2/3 and 4/5 trains at Eastern Parkway and the B/Q at Seventh Avenue offer effortless access to the rest of the city.  

With its striking blend of period details and considered modern design,  400 Lincoln Place , Unit 3I captures everything that makes Brooklyn living feel both timeless and alive  -   a Prospect Heights classic reimagined for contemporary living.