Across from the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music on a picture-perfect Park Slope block, this three-bedroom, two-bath co-op at 160 Lincoln Place, asking $1.8 million, feels more like a house than a city apartment. Two units were combined to create a classic six with gracious proportions and expansive outdoor space in the form of a private rear deck. Framed by pre-war details like wood beams and high ceilings, there’s plenty of room to create your own ideal layout.
Wooden ceiling beams span the home’s main living spaces. Walls lined in reclaimed wood bring cabin-like simplicity to sophisticated elements like designer lighting and wallpaper.
An open kitchen has been outfitted with both design and performance in mind. A vented Bertazzoni range, Bosch refrigerator, and paneled Bosch dishwasher are framed by quartz worktops and clean subway tile. A hefty farmhouse sink wears brass hardware.
Central to the kitchen is a casual breakfast counter. A more formal dining room opens onto a large private wooden deck for al fresco dining, gardening, or entertaining.
The primary bedroom is at the quiet rear of the home. Two more bedrooms are on the other side of the apartment. A home office is another perk that will make you forget you’re in a New York City apartment.
The current layout may seem awkward, but there’s no shortage of square footage for a good architect to reconfigure to your needs. Joining overhead closets and cabinets, there’s a 195-square-foot private storage space in the cellar. A dedicated laundry closet conceals an Electrolux washer/dryer.
Bathrooms are windowed, with spa-like finishes. The primary bathroom features a custom Carrara marble standing shower wrapped in white subway tile. The second bath gets a soaking tub and terra cotta tile flooring.
The embodiment of Brooklyn living, the pet-friendly building is near Prospect Park, the Park Slope Food Co-op, and the coveted neighborhood’s notable boutique shopping, restaurants, cafes, and bakeries.
[Listing details: 160 Lincoln Place, Unit 1BC at CityRealty]
[At Compass by Carol Wang and Paul Murphy]
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