153 Lincoln Place, 2-C

Welcome to a beautifully renovated duplex condominium nestled within a converted Victorian-era mansion dating back to 1887. This reimagined residence spans the second and third floors, boasting three bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms, and a generously proportioned open great room. Flooded with natural light from charming arched windows and multiple exposures, the home offers picturesque views of the serene brownstone backyards of Park Slope. Enter the home through a convenient entryway with a new hall closet and perfectly placed powder room graced with Rookwood hand painted tiles and Riad tile black cement floors. Step further into the 30ft great room with an open kitchen layout that was redesigned with an expertly placed island showcasing Hanstone quartz countertops and backsplash, custom mill work throughout with ample storage, new Wolf range and oven, Bosch refrigerator and Miele dishwasher. Entertain in your windowed dining and bar area designed with custom shelving and hanging rack for stemware. A luxurious main level primary suite featuring a tastefully renovated en suite bathroom offering a Rejuvenation marble vanity and shower clad in Riad Zellige tiles. The home also features a new stairwell with a custom ironwork railing, white oak stairs and added understair storage. Upstairs are two split bedrooms both featuring custom Roman blackout shades and Elfa storage in closets. There is an additional full bathroom with a Room and Board vanity and soaking tub along with slate tiles throughout. Boasting solid refinished white oak flooring, recessed lighting, ceiling fans throughout and a full-sized Bosch washer and dryer, this apartment embodies the essence of a true home designed with the utmost detail and craftsmanship. Nestled within the Park Slope Historic District, this landmark block is adorned with majestic trees and elegant brownstones, rendering it one of the most alluring locations in the neighborhood. The coveted location of 153 Lincoln Place provides easy access to the myriad shops and restaurants of 7th Avenue, as well as the verdant expanses of Prospect Park. Seamless travel to Manhattan is facilitated by the proximity of multiple subway lines, including the B/Q at 7th Avenue, the 2/3 at Grand Army Plaza, and the 4/5/D/N/R at Atlantic Avenue.