Listed by Victoria Correnti

Days on market: 3294

Renovated 1 Bedroom Residence in Prospect Heights! Welcome to 364 Lincoln Place in idyllic Prospect Heights. Located in a Grand Pre-War elevator building, the residences at 362 Lincoln Place have been tastefully renovated and designed to feel like home. These elegantly updated 1, 2, and 3 bedroom lines are outfitted with unique details to create a contemporary home with a classic feel. • Gorgeous Pickled Grey Hardwood Floors • Pristine White Cabinets • Carrara Marble Countertops • Chevron Patterned Backsplash • Recessed Lighting • Bosch Washer Dryers • Bertazzoni Gas Ranges • Recessed Niche Tub • Snow White Subway Tile • Montauk Blue Slate Tile • Vinca Blue Bead Board. This pet-friendly elevator building provides • Live-In super• Butterfly MX Intercom System • Package Room • Bike Storage • Storage Cages • Roof Deck • Manicured Courtyard. Nestled between Prospect Park to the South and Brooklyn Academy of Music to the North, Prospect Heights is the perfect juxtaposition of Old Brooklyn and New. Stroll down Eastern Parkway to find some of Brooklyn's most culturally significant landmarks such as the Brooklyn Museum and Botanical Gardens, The Brooklyn Public Library, and Grand Army Plaza. Or amble through Prospect Park, home of countless cultural events like BRIC's Celebrate Brooklyn!, concerts at the Bandshell, Arts in the Park, and most recently, the newest home of Smorgasburg. If it's cuisine you're looking for, look no further than Vanderbilt Avenue, deemed Brooklyn's newest Restaurant Row. Visit Chuko for Ramen, Tygershark for Korean soul food, The Bearded Lady for drinks and dollar oysters, or Tom's Restaurant, a classic diner serving the neighborhood since 1936. And with the recent addition of Olmsted and Faun, pastoral Prospect Heights has become a full-blown dining destination for foodies from all across the city. Conveniently located at the 2/3/4/5 and B/Q trains, travel express to Manhattan in under 20 minutes. ** Advertised Rent is Net Effective of $2,900/month on a 14-month lease with 2 Months Free ** ** Photos are from a comparable unit in the building. Please see floor plan for layout **

Listed by Victoria Correnti

Days on market: 3261

Renovated 1 Bedroom Residence in Prospect Heights!Welcome to 364 Lincoln Place in idyllic Prospect Heights. Located in a Grand Pre-War elevator building, the residences at 364 Lincoln Place have been tastefully renovated and designed to feel like home. These elegantly updated 1, 2, and 3-Bedroom lines are outfitted with unique details to create a contemporary home with a classic feel.' Gorgeous Pickled Grey Hardwood Floors ' Pristine White Cabinets ' Carrara Marble Countertops ' Chevron Patterned Backsplash ' Recessed Lighting ' Crown Molding Bosch ' Washer Dryers ' Recessed Niche Tub ' Snow White Subway Tile ' Montauk Blue Slate Tile ' Vinca Blue Bead BoardThis Pet-Friendly Elevator Building provides ' Live-In super' Butterfly MX Intercom System ' Package Room ' Bike Storage ' Storage Cages ' Roof Deck ' Manicured CourtyardNestled between Prospect Park to the South and Brooklyn Academy of Music to the North, Prospect Heights is the perfect juxtaposition of Old Brooklyn and New. Stroll down Eastern Parkway to find some of Brooklyn's most culturally significant landmarks such as the Brooklyn Museum and Botanical Gardens, The Brooklyn Public Library, and Grand Army Plaza. Or amble through Prospect Park, home of countless cultural events like BRIC's Celebrate Brooklyn!, concerts at the Bandshell, Arts in the Park, and most recently, the newest home of Smorgasburg. If it's cuisine you're looking for, look no further than Vanderbilt Avenue, deemed Brooklyn's newest Restaurant Row. Visit Chuko for Ramen, Tygershark for Korean soul food, The Bearded Lady for drinks and dollar oysters, or Tom's Restaurant, a classic diner serving the neighborhood since 1936. And with the recent addition of Olmsted and Faun, pastoral Prospect Heights has become a full-blown dining destination for foodies from all across the city. Conveniently located at the 2/3/4/5 and B/Q trains, travel express to Manhattan in under 20 minutes.** Advertised Rent is Net Effective of $2,900/month on a 14-month lease with 2 Months Free **** Photos are from a comparable unit in the building. Please see floorplan for the exact layout **Bike Storage,Package Room,Virtual Doorman,Washer/Dryer Allowed,Exposed Brick,Storage Cages,Coutyard Bold76058

Listed by Victoria Correnti

Days on market: 3287

Renovated 2 Bedroom 2 Bath Residence in Prospect Heights! Welcome to 364 Lincoln Place in idyllic Prospect Heights. Located in a Grand Pre-War elevator building, the residences at Lincoln Place have been tastefully renovated and designed to feel like home. These elegantly updated 1, 2, and 3 bedroom lines are outfitted with unique details to create a contemporary home with a classic feel. • Gorgeous Pickled Grey Hardwood Floors • Pristine White Cabinets • Carrara Marble Countertops • Chevron Patterned Backsplash • Recessed Lighting • Bosch Washer Dryers • Bertazzoni Gas Ranges • Recessed Niche Tub • Snow White Subway Tile • Montauk Blue Slate Tile • Vinca Blue Bead Board. This pet-friendly elevator building provides • Live-In super• Butterfly MX Intercom System • Package Room • Bike Storage • Storage Cages • Roof Deck • Manicured Courtyard. Nestled between Prospect Park to the South and Brooklyn Academy of Music to the North, Prospect Heights is the perfect juxtaposition of Old Brooklyn and New. Stroll down Eastern Parkway to find some of Brooklyn's most culturally significant landmarks such as the Brooklyn Museum and Botanical Gardens, The Brooklyn Public Library, and Grand Army Plaza. Or amble through Prospect Park, home of countless cultural events like BRIC's Celebrate Brooklyn!, concerts at the Bandshell, Arts in the Park, and most recently, the newest home of Smorgasburg. If it's cuisine you're looking for, look no further than Vanderbilt Avenue, deemed Brooklyn's newest Restaurant Row. Visit Chuko for Ramen, Tygershark for Korean soul food, The Bearded Lady for drinks and dollar oysters, or Tom's Restaurant, a classic diner serving the neighborhood since 1936. And with the recent addition of Olmsted and Faun, pastoral Prospect Heights has become a full-blown dining destination for foodies from all across the city. Conveniently located at the 2/3/4/5 and B/Q trains, travel express to Manhattan in under 20 minutes. ** Advertised Rent is Net Effective of $3,300/month on a 14-month lease with 2 Months Free ** ** Photos are from a comparable unit in the building with the same layout **

Listed by Victoria Correnti

Days on market: 3294

Renovated 2 Bedroom 2 Bath Residence in Prospect Heights! Welcome to 364 Lincoln Place in idyllic Prospect Heights. Located in a Grand Pre-War elevator building, the residences at 362 Lincoln Place have been tastefully renovated and designed to feel like home. These elegantly updated 1, 2, and 3 bedroom lines are outfitted with unique details to create a contemporary home with a classic feel. • Gorgeous Pickled Grey Hardwood Floors • Pristine White Cabinets • Carrara Marble Countertops • Chevron Patterned Backsplash • Recessed Lighting • Bosch Washer Dryers • Bertazzoni Gas Ranges • Recessed Niche Tub • Snow White Subway Tile • Montauk Blue Slate Tile • Vinca Blue Bead Board. This pet-friendly elevator building provides • Live-In super• Butterfly MX Intercom System • Package Room • Bike Storage • Storage Cages • Roof Deck • Manicured Courtyard. Nestled between Prospect Park to the South and Brooklyn Academy of Music to the North, Prospect Heights is the perfect juxtaposition of Old Brooklyn and New. Stroll down Eastern Parkway to find some of Brooklyn's most culturally significant landmarks such as the Brooklyn Museum and Botanical Gardens, The Brooklyn Public Library, and Grand Army Plaza. Or amble through Prospect Park, home of countless cultural events like BRIC's Celebrate Brooklyn!, concerts at the Bandshell, Arts in the Park, and most recently, the newest home of Smorgasburg. If it's cuisine you're looking for, look no further than Vanderbilt Avenue, deemed Brooklyn's newest Restaurant Row. Visit Chuko for Ramen, Tygershark for Korean soul food, The Bearded Lady for drinks and dollar oysters, or Tom's Restaurant, a classic diner serving the neighborhood since 1936. And with the recent addition of Olmsted and Faun, pastoral Prospect Heights has become a full-blown dining destination for foodies from all across the city. Conveniently located at the 2/3/4/5 and B/Q trains, travel express to Manhattan in under 20 minutes. ** Advertised Rent is Net Effective of $3,300/month on a 14-month lease with 2 Months Free ** ** Photos are from a comparable unit in the building with the same layout **

Listed by Victoria Correnti

Days on market: 3266

Renovated 2 Bedroom 2 Bath Residence in Prospect Heights! Welcome to 364 Lincoln Place in idyllic Prospect Heights. Located in a Grand Pre-War elevator building, the residences at 364 Lincoln Place have been tastefully renovated and designed to feel like home. These elegantly updated 1, 2, and 3 bedroom lines are outfitted with unique details to create a contemporary home with a classic feel. • Gorgeous Pickled Grey Hardwood Floors • Pristine White Cabinets • Carrara Marble Countertops • Chevron Patterned Backsplash • Recessed Lighting • Bosch Washer Dryers • Bertazzoni Gas Ranges • Recessed Niche Tub • Snow White Subway Tile • Montauk Blue Slate Tile • Vinca Blue Bead Board. This Pet-Friendly Elevator Building provides • Live-In super• Butterfly MX Intercom System • Package Room • Bike Storage • Storage Cages • Roof Deck • Manicured Courtyard. Nestled between Prospect Park to the South and Brooklyn Academy of Music to the North, Prospect Heights is the perfect juxtaposition of Old Brooklyn and New. Stroll down Eastern Parkway to find some of Brooklyn's most culturally significant landmarks such as the Brooklyn Museum and Botanical Gardens, The Brooklyn Public Library, and Grand Army Plaza. Or amble through Prospect Park, home of countless cultural events like BRIC's Celebrate Brooklyn!, concerts at the Bandshell, Arts in the Park, and most recently, the newest home of Smorgasburg. If it's cuisine you're looking for, look no further than Vanderbilt Avenue, deemed Brooklyn's newest Restaurant Row. Visit Chuko for Ramen, Tygershark for Korean soul food, The Bearded Lady for drinks and dollar oysters, or Tom's Restaurant, a classic diner serving the neighborhood since 1936. And with the recent addition of Olmsted and Faun, pastoral Prospect Heights has become a full-blown dining destination for foodies from all across the city. Conveniently located at the 2/3/4/5 and B/Q trains, travel express to Manhattan in under 20 minutes. ** Advertised Rent is Net Effective of $3,700/month on a 14-month lease with 2 Months Free ** ** Photos are from a comparable unit in the building with the same layout **

Listed by Victoria Correnti

Days on market: 3285

Renovated 6th Floor 2 Bedroom 2 Bath Residence in Prospect Heights! Welcome to 364 Lincoln Place in idyllic Prospect Heights. Located in a Grand Pre-War elevator building, the residences at Lincoln Place have been tastefully renovated and designed to feel like home. These elegantly updated 1, 2, and 3 bedroom lines are outfitted with unique details to create a contemporary home with a classic feel. • Gorgeous Pickled Grey Hardwood Floors • Pristine White Cabinets • Carrara Marble Countertops • Chevron Patterned Backsplash • Recessed Lighting • Bosch Washer Dryers • Bertazzoni Gas Ranges • Recessed Niche Tub • Snow White Subway Tile • Montauk Blue Slate Tile • Vinca Blue Bead Board. This pet-friendly elevator building provides • Live-In super• Butterfly MX Intercom System • Package Room • Bike Storage • Storage Cages • Roof Deck • Manicured Courtyard. Nestled between Prospect Park to the South and Brooklyn Academy of Music to the North, Prospect Heights is the perfect juxtaposition of Old Brooklyn and New. Stroll down Eastern Parkway to find some of Brooklyn's most culturally significant landmarks such as the Brooklyn Museum and Botanical Gardens, The Brooklyn Public Library, and Grand Army Plaza. Or amble through Prospect Park, home of countless cultural events like BRIC's Celebrate Brooklyn!, concerts at the Bandshell, Arts in the Park, and most recently, the newest home of Smorgasburg. If it's cuisine you're looking for, look no further than Vanderbilt Avenue, deemed Brooklyn's newest Restaurant Row. Visit Chuko for Ramen, Tygershark for Korean soul food, The Bearded Lady for drinks and dollar oysters, or Tom's Restaurant, a classic diner serving the neighborhood since 1936. And with the recent addition of Olmsted and Faun, pastoral Prospect Heights has become a full-blown dining destination for foodies from all across the city. Conveniently located at the 2/3/4/5 and B/Q trains, travel express to Manhattan in under 20 minutes. ** Advertised Rent is Net Effective of $3,700/month on a 14-month Lease with 2 Months Free **

Listed by Victoria Correnti

Days on market: 3214

Renovated 2 Bedroom 2 Bath Residence in Prospect Heights! Welcome to 364 Lincoln Place in idyllic Prospect Heights. Located in a Grand Pre-War elevator building, the residences at 364 Lincoln Place have been tastefully renovated and designed to feel like home. These elegantly updated 1, 2, and 3-Bedroom lines are outfitted with unique details to create a contemporary home with a classic feel. • Gorgeous Pickled Grey Hardwood Floors • Pristine White Cabinets • Carrara Marble Countertops • Chevron Patterned Backsplash • Recessed Lighting • Crown Molding Bosch • Washer Dryers • Recessed Niche Tub • Snow White Subway Tile • Montauk Blue Slate Tile • Vinca Blue Bead Board This Pet-Friendly Elevator Building provides • Live-In super• Butterfly MX Intercom System • Package Room • Bike Storage • Storage Cages • Roof Deck • Manicured Courtyard Nestled between Prospect Park to the South and Brooklyn Academy of Music to the North, Prospect Heights is the perfect juxtaposition of Old Brooklyn and New. Stroll down Eastern Parkway to find some of Brooklyn's most culturally significant landmarks such as the Brooklyn Museum and Botanical Gardens, The Brooklyn Public Library, and Grand Army Plaza. Or amble through Prospect Park, home of countless cultural events like BRIC's Celebrate Brooklyn!, concerts at the Bandshell, Arts in the Park, and most recently, the newest home of Smorgasburg. If it's cuisine you're looking for, look no further than Vanderbilt Avenue, deemed Brooklyn's newest Restaurant Row. Visit Chuko for Ramen, Tygershark for Korean soul food, The Bearded Lady for drinks and dollar oysters, or Tom's Restaurant, a classic diner serving the neighborhood since 1936. And with the recent addition of Olmsted and Faun, pastoral Prospect Heights has become a full-blown dining destination for foodies from all across the city. Conveniently located at the 2/3/4/5 and B/Q trains, travel express to Manhattan in under 20 minutes. ** Advertised Rent is Net Effective of $3,650/month on a 12-month lease with 1 Month Free **

Listed by Timothy Rivers

Days on market: 2633

Located in a Grand Pre-War elevator building. Gorgeous Pickled Grey Hardwood Floors Pristine White Cabinets Carrara Marble Countertops Chevron Patterned Backsplash Recessed Lighting Crown Molding Bosch Washer Dryers Recessed Niche Tub Snow White Subway Tile Montauk Blue Slate Tile Vinca Blue Bead BoardThis Pet-Friendly Elevator Building provides Live-In super Butterfly MX Intercom System Package Room Bike Storage Storage Cages Roof Deck Manicured CourtyardNestled between Prospect Park to the South and Brooklyn Academy of Music to the North, Prospect Heights is the perfect juxtaposition of Old Brooklyn and New. Stroll down Eastern Parkway to find some of Brooklyn's most culturally significant landmarks such as the Brooklyn Museum and Botanical Gardens, The Brooklyn Public Library, and Grand Army Plaza. Or amble through Prospect Park, home of countless cultural events like BRIC's Celebrate Brooklyn!, concerts at the Bandshell, Arts in the Park, and most recently, the newest home of Smorgasburg. If it's cuisine you're looking for, look no further than Vanderbilt Avenue, deemed Brooklyn's newest Restaurant Row. Visit Chuko for Ramen, Tygershark for Korean soul food, The Bearded Lady for drinks and dollar oysters, or Tom's Restaurant, a classic diner serving the neighborhood since 1936. And with the recent addition of Olmsted and Faun, pastoral Prospect Heights has become a full-blown dining destination for foodies from all across SPIRE658014

Listed by Timothy Rivers

Days on market: 2631

Located in a Grand Pre-War elevator building. Gorgeous Pickled Grey Hardwood Floors Pristine White Cabinets Carrara Marble Countertops Chevron Patterned Backsplash Recessed Lighting Crown Molding Bosch Washer Dryers Recessed Niche Tub Snow White Subway Tile Montauk Blue Slate Tile Vinca Blue Bead BoardThis Pet-Friendly Elevator Building provides Live-In super Butterfly MX Intercom System Package Room Bike Storage Storage Cages Roof Deck Manicured CourtyardNestled between Prospect Park to the South and Brooklyn Academy of Music to the North, Prospect Heights is the perfect juxtaposition of Old Brooklyn and New. Stroll down Eastern Parkway to find some of Brooklyn's most culturally significant landmarks such as the Brooklyn Museum and Botanical Gardens, The Brooklyn Public Library, and Grand Army Plaza. Or amble through Prospect Park, home of countless cultural events like BRIC's Celebrate Brooklyn!, concerts at the Bandshell, Arts in the Park, and most recently, the newest home of Smorgasburg. If it's cuisine you're looking for, look no further than Vanderbilt Avenue, deemed Brooklyn's newest Restaurant Row. Visit Chuko for Ramen, Tygershark for Korean soul food, The Bearded Lady for drinks and dollar oysters, or Tom's Restaurant, a classic diner serving the neighborhood since 1936. And with the recent addition of Olmsted and Faun, pastoral Prospect Heights has become a full-blown dining destination for foodies from all across SPIRE659240

Listed by Timothy Rivers

Days on market: 2625

Located in a Grand Pre-War elevator building. Gorgeous Pickled Grey Hardwood Floors Pristine White Cabinets Carrara Marble Countertops Chevron Patterned Backsplash Recessed Lighting Crown Molding Bosch Washer Dryers Recessed Niche Tub Snow White Subway Tile Montauk Blue Slate Tile Vinca Blue Bead BoardThis Pet-Friendly Elevator Building provides Live-In super Butterfly MX Intercom System Package Room Bike Storage Storage Cages Roof Deck Manicured CourtyardNestled between Prospect Park to the South and Brooklyn Academy of Music to the North, Prospect Heights is the perfect juxtaposition of Old Brooklyn and New. Stroll down Eastern Parkway to find some of Brooklyn's most culturally significant landmarks such as the Brooklyn Museum and Botanical Gardens, The Brooklyn Public Library, and Grand Army Plaza. Or amble through Prospect Park, home of countless cultural events like BRIC's Celebrate Brooklyn!, concerts at the Bandshell, Arts in the Park, and most recently, the newest home of Smorgasburg. If it's cuisine you're looking for, look no further than Vanderbilt Avenue, deemed Brooklyn's newest Restaurant Row. Visit Chuko for Ramen, Tygershark for Korean soul food, The Bearded Lady for drinks and dollar oysters, or Tom's Restaurant, a classic diner serving the neighborhood since 1936. And with the recent addition of Olmsted and Faun, pastoral Prospect Heights has become a full-blown dining destination for foodies from all across SPIRE660640

Listed by Timothy Rivers

Days on market: 2597

Located in a Grand Pre-War elevator building. Gorgeous Pickled Grey Hardwood Floors Pristine White Cabinets Carrara Marble Countertops Chevron Patterned Backsplash Recessed Lighting Crown Molding Bosch Washer Dryers Recessed Niche Tub Snow White Subway Tile Montauk Blue Slate Tile Vinca Blue Bead BoardThis Pet-Friendly Elevator Building provides Live-In super Butterfly MX Intercom System Package Room Bike Storage Storage Cages Roof Deck Manicured CourtyardNestled between Prospect Park to the South and Brooklyn Academy of Music to the North, Prospect Heights is the perfect juxtaposition of Old Brooklyn and New. Stroll down Eastern Parkway to find some of Brooklyn's most culturally significant landmarks such as the Brooklyn Museum and Botanical Gardens, The Brooklyn Public Library, and Grand Army Plaza. Or amble through Prospect Park, home of countless cultural events like BRIC's Celebrate Brooklyn!, concerts at the Bandshell, Arts in the Park, and most recently, the newest home of Smorgasburg. If it's cuisine you're looking for, look no further than Vanderbilt Avenue, deemed Brooklyn's newest Restaurant Row. Visit Chuko for Ramen, Tygershark for Korean soul food, The Bearded Lady for drinks and dollar oysters, or Tom's Restaurant, a classic diner serving the neighborhood since 1936. And with the recent addition of Olmsted and Faun, pastoral Prospect Heights has become a full-blown dining destination for foodies from all across SPIRE673631

Listed by Timothy Rivers

Days on market: 2615

Located in a Grand Pre-War elevator building. Gorgeous Pickled Grey Hardwood Floors Pristine White Cabinets Carrara Marble Countertops Chevron Patterned Backsplash Recessed Lighting Crown Molding Bosch Washer Dryers Recessed Niche Tub Snow White Subway Tile Montauk Blue Slate Tile Vinca Blue Bead BoardThis Pet-Friendly Elevator Building provides Live-In super Butterfly MX Intercom System Package Room Bike Storage Storage Cages Roof Deck Manicured CourtyardNestled between Prospect Park to the South and Brooklyn Academy of Music to the North, Prospect Heights is the perfect juxtaposition of Old Brooklyn and New. Stroll down Eastern Parkway to find some of Brooklyn's most culturally significant landmarks such as the Brooklyn Museum and Botanical Gardens, The Brooklyn Public Library, and Grand Army Plaza. Or amble through Prospect Park, home of countless cultural events like BRIC's Celebrate Brooklyn!, concerts at the Bandshell, Arts in the Park, and most recently, the newest home of Smorgasburg. If it's cuisine you're looking for, look no further than Vanderbilt Avenue, deemed Brooklyn's newest Restaurant Row. Visit Chuko for Ramen, Tygershark for Korean soul food, The Bearded Lady for drinks and dollar oysters, or Tom's Restaurant, a classic diner serving the neighborhood since 1936. And with the recent addition of Olmsted and Faun, pastoral Prospect Heights has become a full-blown dining destination for foodies from all across SPIRE665413

Listed by Timothy Rivers

Days on market: 2601

Located in a Grand Pre-War elevator building. Gorgeous Pickled Grey Hardwood Floors Pristine White Cabinets Carrara Marble Countertops Chevron Patterned Backsplash Recessed Lighting Crown Molding Bosch Washer Dryers Recessed Niche Tub Snow White Subway Tile Montauk Blue Slate Tile Vinca Blue Bead BoardThis Pet-Friendly Elevator Building provides Live-In super Butterfly MX Intercom System Package Room Bike Storage Storage Cages Roof Deck Manicured CourtyardNestled between Prospect Park to the South and Brooklyn Academy of Music to the North, Prospect Heights is the perfect juxtaposition of Old Brooklyn and New. Stroll down Eastern Parkway to find some of Brooklyn's most culturally significant landmarks such as the Brooklyn Museum and Botanical Gardens, The Brooklyn Public Library, and Grand Army Plaza. Or amble through Prospect Park, home of countless cultural events like BRIC's Celebrate Brooklyn!, concerts at the Bandshell, Arts in the Park, and most recently, the newest home of Smorgasburg. If it's cuisine you're looking for, look no further than Vanderbilt Avenue, deemed Brooklyn's newest Restaurant Row. Visit Chuko for Ramen, Tygershark for Korean soul food, The Bearded Lady for drinks and dollar oysters, or Tom's Restaurant, a classic diner serving the neighborhood since 1936. And with the recent addition of Olmsted and Faun, pastoral Prospect Heights has become a full-blown dining destination for foodies from all across SPIRE671890

Listed by Timothy Rivers

Days on market: 2599

Located in a Grand Pre-War elevator building. Gorgeous Pickled Grey Hardwood Floors Pristine White Cabinets Carrara Marble Countertops Chevron Patterned Backsplash Recessed Lighting Crown Molding Bosch Washer Dryers Recessed Niche Tub Snow White Subway Tile Montauk Blue Slate Tile Vinca Blue Bead BoardThis Pet-Friendly Elevator Building provides Live-In super Butterfly MX Intercom System Package Room Bike Storage Storage Cages Roof Deck Manicured CourtyardNestled between Prospect Park to the South and Brooklyn Academy of Music to the North, Prospect Heights is the perfect juxtaposition of Old Brooklyn and New. Stroll down Eastern Parkway to find some of Brooklyn's most culturally significant landmarks such as the Brooklyn Museum and Botanical Gardens, The Brooklyn Public Library, and Grand Army Plaza. Or amble through Prospect Park, home of countless cultural events like BRIC's Celebrate Brooklyn!, concerts at the Bandshell, Arts in the Park, and most recently, the newest home of Smorgasburg. If it's cuisine you're looking for, look no further than Vanderbilt Avenue, deemed Brooklyn's newest Restaurant Row. Visit Chuko for Ramen, Tygershark for Korean soul food, The Bearded Lady for drinks and dollar oysters, or Tom's Restaurant, a classic diner serving the neighborhood since 1936. And with the recent addition of Olmsted and Faun, pastoral Prospect Heights has become a full-blown dining destination for foodies from all across SPIRE672697

Listed by Timothy Rivers

Days on market: 2594

Located in a Grand Pre-War elevator building. Gorgeous Pickled Grey Hardwood Floors Pristine White Cabinets Carrara Marble Countertops Chevron Patterned Backsplash Recessed Lighting Crown Molding Bosch Washer Dryers Recessed Niche Tub Snow White Subway Tile Montauk Blue Slate Tile Vinca Blue Bead BoardThis Pet-Friendly Elevator Building provides Live-In super Butterfly MX Intercom System Package Room Bike Storage Storage Cages Roof Deck Manicured CourtyardNestled between Prospect Park to the South and Brooklyn Academy of Music to the North, Prospect Heights is the perfect juxtaposition of Old Brooklyn and New. Stroll down Eastern Parkway to find some of Brooklyn's most culturally significant landmarks such as the Brooklyn Museum and Botanical Gardens, The Brooklyn Public Library, and Grand Army Plaza. Or amble through Prospect Park, home of countless cultural events like BRIC's Celebrate Brooklyn!, concerts at the Bandshell, Arts in the Park, and most recently, the newest home of Smorgasburg. If it's cuisine you're looking for, look no further than Vanderbilt Avenue, deemed Brooklyn's newest Restaurant Row. Visit Chuko for Ramen, Tygershark for Korean soul food, The Bearded Lady for drinks and dollar oysters, or Tom's Restaurant, a classic diner serving the neighborhood since 1936. And with the recent addition of Olmsted and Faun, pastoral Prospect Heights has become a full-blown dining destination for foodies from all across SPIRE675598

Listed by Timothy Rivers

Days on market: 2587

Located in a Grand Pre-War elevator building. Gorgeous Pickled Grey Hardwood Floors Pristine White Cabinets Carrara Marble Countertops Chevron Patterned Backsplash Recessed Lighting Crown Molding Bosch Washer Dryers Recessed Niche Tub Snow White Subway Tile Montauk Blue Slate Tile Vinca Blue Bead BoardThis Pet-Friendly Elevator Building provides Live-In super Butterfly MX Intercom System Package Room Bike Storage Storage Cages Roof Deck Manicured CourtyardNestled between Prospect Park to the South and Brooklyn Academy of Music to the North, Prospect Heights is the perfect juxtaposition of Old Brooklyn and New. Stroll down Eastern Parkway to find some of Brooklyn's most culturally significant landmarks such as the Brooklyn Museum and Botanical Gardens, The Brooklyn Public Library, and Grand Army Plaza. Or amble through Prospect Park, home of countless cultural events like BRIC's Celebrate Brooklyn!, concerts at the Bandshell, Arts in the Park, and most recently, the newest home of Smorgasburg. If it's cuisine you're looking for, look no further than Vanderbilt Avenue, deemed Brooklyn's newest Restaurant Row. Visit Chuko for Ramen, Tygershark for Korean soul food, The Bearded Lady for drinks and dollar oysters, or Tom's Restaurant, a classic diner serving the neighborhood since 1936. And with the recent addition of Olmsted and Faun, pastoral Prospect Heights has become a full-blown dining destination for foodies from all across SPIRE679351

Listed by Timothy Rivers

Days on market: 2585

Located in a Grand Pre-War elevator building. Gorgeous Pickled Grey Hardwood Floors Pristine White Cabinets Carrara Marble Countertops Chevron Patterned Backsplash Recessed Lighting Crown Molding Bosch Washer Dryers Recessed Niche Tub Snow White Subway Tile Montauk Blue Slate Tile Vinca Blue Bead BoardThis Pet-Friendly Elevator Building provides Live-In super Butterfly MX Intercom System Package Room Bike Storage Storage Cages Roof Deck Manicured CourtyardNestled between Prospect Park to the South and Brooklyn Academy of Music to the North, Prospect Heights is the perfect juxtaposition of Old Brooklyn and New. Stroll down Eastern Parkway to find some of Brooklyn's most culturally significant landmarks such as the Brooklyn Museum and Botanical Gardens, The Brooklyn Public Library, and Grand Army Plaza. Or amble through Prospect Park, home of countless cultural events like BRIC's Celebrate Brooklyn!, concerts at the Bandshell, Arts in the Park, and most recently, the newest home of Smorgasburg. If it's cuisine you're looking for, look no further than Vanderbilt Avenue, deemed Brooklyn's newest Restaurant Row. Visit Chuko for Ramen, Tygershark for Korean soul food, The Bearded Lady for drinks and dollar oysters, or Tom's Restaurant, a classic diner serving the neighborhood since 1936. And with the recent addition of Olmsted and Faun, pastoral Prospect Heights has become a full-blown dining destination for foodies from all across SPIRE680119

Listed by Timothy Rivers

Days on market: 2577

Located in a Grand Pre-War elevator building. Gorgeous Pickled Grey Hardwood Floors Pristine White Cabinets Carrara Marble Countertops Chevron Patterned Backsplash Recessed Lighting Crown Molding Bosch Washer Dryers Recessed Niche Tub Snow White Subway Tile Montauk Blue Slate Tile Vinca Blue Bead BoardThis Pet-Friendly Elevator Building provides Live-In super Butterfly MX Intercom System Package Room Bike Storage Storage Cages Roof Deck Manicured CourtyardNestled between Prospect Park to the South and Brooklyn Academy of Music to the North, Prospect Heights is the perfect juxtaposition of Old Brooklyn and New. Stroll down Eastern Parkway to find some of Brooklyn's most culturally significant landmarks such as the Brooklyn Museum and Botanical Gardens, The Brooklyn Public Library, and Grand Army Plaza. Or amble through Prospect Park, home of countless cultural events like BRIC's Celebrate Brooklyn!, concerts at the Bandshell, Arts in the Park, and most recently, the newest home of Smorgasburg. If it's cuisine you're looking for, look no further than Vanderbilt Avenue, deemed Brooklyn's newest Restaurant Row. Visit Chuko for Ramen, Tygershark for Korean soul food, The Bearded Lady for drinks and dollar oysters, or Tom's Restaurant, a classic diner serving the neighborhood since 1936. And with the recent addition of Olmsted and Faun, pastoral Prospect Heights has become a full-blown dining destination for foodies from all across SPIRE682477

Listed by Timothy Rivers

Days on market: 2569

Located in a Grand Pre-War elevator building. Gorgeous Pickled Grey Hardwood Floors Pristine White Cabinets Carrara Marble Countertops Chevron Patterned Backsplash Recessed Lighting Crown Molding Bosch Washer Dryers Recessed Niche Tub Snow White Subway Tile Montauk Blue Slate Tile Vinca Blue Bead BoardThis Pet-Friendly Elevator Building provides Live-In super Butterfly MX Intercom System Package Room Bike Storage Storage Cages Roof Deck Manicured CourtyardNestled between Prospect Park to the South and Brooklyn Academy of Music to the North, Prospect Heights is the perfect juxtaposition of Old Brooklyn and New. Stroll down Eastern Parkway to find some of Brooklyn's most culturally significant landmarks such as the Brooklyn Museum and Botanical Gardens, The Brooklyn Public Library, and Grand Army Plaza. Or amble through Prospect Park, home of countless cultural events like BRIC's Celebrate Brooklyn!, concerts at the Bandshell, Arts in the Park, and most recently, the newest home of Smorgasburg. If it's cuisine you're looking for, look no further than Vanderbilt Avenue, deemed Brooklyn's newest Restaurant Row. Visit Chuko for Ramen, Tygershark for Korean soul food, The Bearded Lady for drinks and dollar oysters, or Tom's Restaurant, a classic diner serving the neighborhood since 1936. And with the recent addition of Olmsted and Faun, pastoral Prospect Heights has become a full-blown dining destination for foodies from all across SPIRE684572

Listed by Timothy Rivers

Days on market: 2543

Located in a Grand Pre-War elevator building. Gorgeous Pickled Grey Hardwood Floors Pristine White Cabinets Carrara Marble Countertops Chevron Patterned Backsplash Recessed Lighting Crown Molding Bosch Washer Dryers Recessed Niche Tub Snow White Subway Tile Montauk Blue Slate Tile Vinca Blue Bead BoardThis Pet-Friendly Elevator Building provides Live-In super Butterfly MX Intercom System Package Room Bike Storage Storage Cages Roof Deck Manicured CourtyardNestled between Prospect Park to the South and Brooklyn Academy of Music to the North, Prospect Heights is the perfect juxtaposition of Old Brooklyn and New. Stroll down Eastern Parkway to find some of Brooklyn's most culturally significant landmarks such as the Brooklyn Museum and Botanical Gardens, The Brooklyn Public Library, and Grand Army Plaza. Or amble through Prospect Park, home of countless cultural events like BRIC's Celebrate Brooklyn!, concerts at the Bandshell, Arts in the Park, and most recently, the newest home of Smorgasburg. If it's cuisine you're looking for, look no further than Vanderbilt Avenue, deemed Brooklyn's newest Restaurant Row. Visit Chuko for Ramen, Tygershark for Korean soul food, The Bearded Lady for drinks and dollar oysters, or Tom's Restaurant, a classic diner serving the neighborhood since 1936. And with the recent addition of Olmsted and Faun, pastoral Prospect Heights has become a full-blown dining destination for foodies from all across SPIRE691218

Listed by Timothy Rivers

Days on market: 2530

Located in a Grand Pre-War elevator building. Gorgeous Pickled Grey Hardwood Floors Pristine White Cabinets Carrara Marble Countertops Chevron Patterned Backsplash Recessed Lighting Crown Molding Bosch Washer Dryers Recessed Niche Tub Snow White Subway Tile Montauk Blue Slate Tile Vinca Blue Bead BoardThis Pet-Friendly Elevator Building provides Live-In super Butterfly MX Intercom System Package Room Bike Storage Storage Cages Roof Deck Manicured CourtyardNestled between Prospect Park to the South and Brooklyn Academy of Music to the North, Prospect Heights is the perfect juxtaposition of Old Brooklyn and New. Stroll down Eastern Parkway to find some of Brooklyn's most culturally significant landmarks such as the Brooklyn Museum and Botanical Gardens, The Brooklyn Public Library, and Grand Army Plaza. Or amble through Prospect Park, home of countless cultural events like BRIC's Celebrate Brooklyn!, concerts at the Bandshell, Arts in the Park, and most recently, the newest home of Smorgasburg. If it's cuisine you're looking for, look no further than Vanderbilt Avenue, deemed Brooklyn's newest Restaurant Row. Visit Chuko for Ramen, Tygershark for Korean soul food, The Bearded Lady for drinks and dollar oysters, or Tom's Restaurant, a classic diner serving the neighborhood since 1936. And with the recent addition of Olmsted and Faun, pastoral Prospect Heights has become a full-blown dining destination for foodies from all across SPIRE694010

Listed by Victoria Correnti

Days on market: 3201

Renovated 2 Bedroom 2 Bath Residence in Prospect Heights! One Month Free on a 12-Month Lease Brings the Net Effective Down to $3,345!Welcome to 364 Lincoln Place in idyllic Prospect Heights. Located in a Grand Pre-War elevator building, the residences at 364 Lincoln Place have been tastefully renovated and designed to feel like home. These elegantly updated 1, 2, and 3-Bedroom lines are outfitted with unique details to create a contemporary home with a classic feel.' Gorgeous Pickled Grey Hardwood Floors ' Pristine White Cabinets ' Carrara Marble Countertops ' Chevron Patterned Backsplash ' Recessed Lighting ' Crown Molding Bosch ' Washer Dryers ' Recessed Niche Tub ' Snow White Subway Tile ' Montauk Blue Slate Tile ' Vinca Blue Bead BoardThis Pet-Friendly Elevator Building provides ' Live-In super' Butterfly MX Intercom System ' Package Room ' Bike Storage ' Storage Cages ' Roof Deck ' Manicured CourtyardNestled between Prospect Park to the South and Brooklyn Academy of Music to the North, Prospect Heights is the perfect juxtaposition of Old Brooklyn and New. Stroll down Eastern Parkway to find some of Brooklyn's most culturally significant landmarks such as the Brooklyn Museum and Botanical Gardens, The Brooklyn Public Library, and Grand Army Plaza. Or amble through Prospect Park, home of countless cultural events like BRIC's Celebrate Brooklyn!, concerts at the Bandshell, Arts in the Park, and most recently, the newest home of Smorgasburg. If it's cuisine you're looking for, look no further than Vanderbilt Avenue, deemed Brooklyn's newest Restaurant Row. Visit Chuko for Ramen, Tygershark for Korean soul food, The Bearded Lady for drinks and dollar oysters, or Tom's Restaurant, a classic diner serving the neighborhood since 1936. And with the recent addition of Olmsted and Faun, pastoral Prospect Heights has become a full-blown dining destination for foodies from all across the city. Conveniently located at the 2/3/4/5 and B/Q trains, travel express to Manhattan in under 20 minutes.Bike Storage,Package Room,Virtual Doorman,Washer/Dryer Allowed,Exposed Brick,Coutyard,Storage Cages Bold80298

Listed by Sean Constant

Days on market: 3026

LET A BROOKLYN NATIVE FIND YOU A HOME IN BROOKLYN!!! CALL/TEXT/EMAIL SEAN @ 347-938-7766 NOW!!! Renovated 2 Bedroom 2 Bath Residence in Prospect Heights! Net Effective is $3,392! Welcome to 364 Lincoln Place in idyllic Prospect Heights. Located in a Grand Pre-War elevator building, the residences at 364 Lincoln Place have been tastefully renovated and designed to feel like home. These elegantly updated 1, 2, and 3-Bedroom lines are outfitted with unique details to create a contemporary home with a classic feel. Gorgeous Pickled Grey Hardwood Floors Pristine White Cabinets Carrara Marble Countertops Chevron Patterned Backsplash Recessed Lighting Crown Molding Bosch Washer Dryers Recessed Niche Tub Snow White Subway Tile Montauk Blue Slate Tile Vinca Blue Bead Board This Pet-Friendly Elevator Building provides Live-In super Butterfly MX Intercom System Package Room Bike Storage Storage Cages Roof Deck Manicured Courtyard Nestled between Prospect Park to the South and Brooklyn Academy of Music to the North, Prospect Heights is the perfect juxtaposition of Old Brooklyn and New. Stroll down Eastern Parkway to find some of Brooklyn's most culturally significant landmarks such as the Brooklyn Museum and Botanical Gardens, The Brooklyn Public Library, and Grand Army Plaza. Or amble through Prospect Park, home of countless cultural events like BRIC's Celebrate Brooklyn!, concerts at the Bandshell, Arts in the Park, and most recently, the newest home of Smorgasburg. If it's cuisine you're looking for, look no further than Vanderbilt Avenue, deemed Brooklyn's newest Restaurant Row. Visit Chuko for Ramen, Tygershark for Korean soul food, The Bearded Lady for drinks and dollar oysters, or Tom's Restaurant, a classic diner serving the neighborhood since 1936. And with the recent addition of Olmsted and Faun, pastoral Prospect Heights has become a full-blown dining destination for foodies from all across the city. Conveniently located at the 2/3/4/5 and B/Q trains, travel express to Manhattan in under 20 minutes. ** Photos are from a comparable unit in the building with the same layout ** ***Prospective Applicants will need to have good credit (+650) and at least an annual income of 40 times the rent - Guarantors accepted LET A BROOKLYN NATIVE FIND YOU A HOME IN BROOKLYN!!! CALL/TEXT/EMAIL SEAN @ 347-398-7766 NOW!!!

Listed by Victoria Correnti

Days on market: 3294

Renovated 3 Bedroom 2.5 Bath Residence in Prospect Heights! Welcome to 364 Lincoln Place in idyllic Prospect Heights. Located in a Grand Pre-War elevator building, the residences at Lincoln Place have been tastefully renovated and designed to feel like home. These elegantly updated 1, 2, and 3 bedroom lines are outfitted with unique details to create a contemporary home with a classic feel. • Gorgeous Pickled Grey Hardwood Floors • Pristine White Cabinets • Carrara Marble Countertops • Chevron Patterned Backsplash • Recessed Lighting • Bosch Washer Dryers • Bertazzoni Gas Ranges • Recessed Niche Tub • Snow White Subway Tile • Montauk Blue Slate Tile • Vinca Blue Bead Board. This pet-friendly elevator building provides • Live-In super• Butterfly MX Intercom System • Package Room • Bike Storage • Storage Cages • Roof Deck • Manicured Courtyard. Nestled between Prospect Park to the South and Brooklyn Academy of Music to the North, Prospect Heights is the perfect juxtaposition of Old Brooklyn and New. Stroll down Eastern Parkway to find some of Brooklyn's most culturally significant landmarks such as the Brooklyn Museum and Botanical Gardens, The Brooklyn Public Library, and Grand Army Plaza. Or amble through Prospect Park, home of countless cultural events like BRIC's Celebrate Brooklyn!, concerts at the Bandshell, Arts in the Park, and most recently, the newest home of Smorgasburg. If it's cuisine you're looking for, look no further than Vanderbilt Avenue, deemed Brooklyn's newest Restaurant Row. Visit Chuko for Ramen, Tygershark for Korean soul food, The Bearded Lady for drinks and dollar oysters, or Tom's Restaurant, a classic diner serving the neighborhood since 1936. And with the recent addition of Olmsted and Faun, pastoral Prospect Heights has become a full-blown dining destination for foodies from all across the city. Conveniently located at the 2/3/4/5 and B/Q trains, travel express to Manhattan in under 20 minutes. ** Advertised Rent is Net Effective of $5,000/month on a 14-month lease with 2 Months Free **

Listed by Victoria Correnti

Days on market: 3231

Renovated 3 Bedroom 2.5 Bath Residence in Prospect Heights! Welcome to 364 Lincoln Place in idyllic Prospect Heights. Located in a Grand Pre-War elevator building, the residences at 364 Lincoln Place have been tastefully renovated and designed to feel like home. These elegantly updated 1, 2, and 3-Bedroom lines are outfitted with unique details to create a contemporary home with a classic feel. • Gorgeous Pickled Grey Hardwood Floors • Pristine White Cabinets • Carrara Marble Countertops • Chevron Patterned Backsplash • Recessed Lighting • Crown Molding Bosch • Washer Dryers • Recessed Niche Tub • Snow White Subway Tile • Montauk Blue Slate Tile • Vinca Blue Bead Board This Pet-Friendly Elevator Building provides • Live-In super• Butterfly MX Intercom System • Package Room • Bike Storage • Storage Cages • Roof Deck • Manicured Courtyard Nestled between Prospect Park to the South and Brooklyn Academy of Music to the North, Prospect Heights is the perfect juxtaposition of Old Brooklyn and New. Stroll down Eastern Parkway to find some of Brooklyn's most culturally significant landmarks such as the Brooklyn Museum and Botanical Gardens, The Brooklyn Public Library, and Grand Army Plaza. Or amble through Prospect Park, home of countless cultural events like BRIC's Celebrate Brooklyn!, concerts at the Bandshell, Arts in the Park, and most recently, the newest home of Smorgasburg. If it's cuisine you're looking for, look no further than Vanderbilt Avenue, deemed Brooklyn's newest Restaurant Row. Visit Chuko for Ramen, Tygershark for Korean soul food, The Bearded Lady for drinks and dollar oysters, or Tom's Restaurant, a classic diner serving the neighborhood since 1936. And with the recent addition of Olmsted and Faun, pastoral Prospect Heights has become a full-blown dining destination for foodies from all across the city. Conveniently located at the 2/3/4/5 and B/Q trains, travel express to Manhattan in under 20 minutes. ** Advertised Rent is Net Effective of $5,000/month on a 14-month lease with 2 Months Free **

Listed by Victoria Correnti

Days on market: 3261

Renovated 3 Bedroom 205 Bath Residence in Prospect Heights!Welcome to 364 Lincoln Place in idyllic Prospect Heights. Located in a Grand Pre-War elevator building, the residences at 364 Lincoln Place have been tastefully renovated and designed to feel like home. These elegantly updated 1, 2, and 3 bedroom lines are outfitted with unique details to create a contemporary home with a classic feel.' Gorgeous Pickled Grey Hardwood Floors ' Pristine White Cabinets ' Carrara Marble Countertops ' Chevron Patterned Backsplash ' Recessed Lighting ' Bosch Washer Dryers ' Bertazzoni Gas Ranges ' Recessed Niche Tub ' Snow White Subway Tile ' Montauk Blue Slate Tile ' Vinca Blue Bead Board. This pet-friendly elevator building provides ' Live-In super' Butterfly MX Intercom System ' Package Room ' Bike Storage ' Storage Cages ' Roof Deck ' Manicured Courtyard.Nestled between Prospect Park to the South and Brooklyn Academy of Music to the North, Prospect Heights is the perfect juxtaposition of Old Brooklyn and New. Stroll down Eastern Parkway to find some of Brooklyn's most culturally significant landmarks such as the Brooklyn Museum and Botanical Gardens, The Brooklyn Public Library, and Grand Army Plaza. Or amble through Prospect Park, home of countless cultural events like BRIC's Celebrate Brooklyn!, concerts at the Bandshell, Arts in the Park, and most recently, the newest home of Smorgasburg. If it's cuisine you're looking for, look no further than Vanderbilt Avenue, deemed Brooklyn's newest Restaurant Row. Visit Chuko for Ramen, Tygershark for Korean soul food, The Bearded Lady for drinks and dollar oysters, or Tom's Restaurant, a classic diner serving the neighborhood since 1936. And with the recent addition of Olmsted and Faun, pastoral Prospect Heights has become a full-blown dining destination for foodies from all across the city. Conveniently located at the 2/3/4/5 and B/Q trains, travel express to Manhattan in under 20 minutes.** Advertised Rent is Net Effective of $5,000/month on a 14-month lease with 2 Months Free **Bike Storage,Package Room,Virtual Doorman,Washer/Dryer Allowed,Storage Cages,Coutyard Bold76030

Listed by Victoria Correnti

Days on market: 3223

Renovated 3 Bedroom 2.5 Bath Residence in Prospect Heights! Two Months Free on a 14-Month Lease Bringing the Net Effective Down to $4,285! Welcome to 364 Lincoln Place in idyllic Prospect Heights. Located in a Grand Pre-War elevator building, the residences at 364 Lincoln Place have been tastefully renovated and designed to feel like home. These elegantly updated 1, 2, and 3-Bedroom lines are outfitted with unique details to create a contemporary home with a classic feel. • Gorgeous Pickled Grey Hardwood Floors • Pristine White Cabinets • Carrara Marble Countertops • Chevron Patterned Backsplash • Recessed Lighting • Crown Molding Bosch • Washer Dryers • Recessed Niche Tub • Snow White Subway Tile • Montauk Blue Slate Tile • Vinca Blue Bead Board This Pet-Friendly Elevator Building provides • Live-In super• Butterfly MX Intercom System • Package Room • Bike Storage • Storage Cages • Roof Deck • Manicured Courtyard Nestled between Prospect Park to the South and Brooklyn Academy of Music to the North, Prospect Heights is the perfect juxtaposition of Old Brooklyn and New. Stroll down Eastern Parkway to find some of Brooklyn's most culturally significant landmarks such as the Brooklyn Museum and Botanical Gardens, The Brooklyn Public Library, and Grand Army Plaza. Or amble through Prospect Park, home of countless cultural events like BRIC's Celebrate Brooklyn!, concerts at the Bandshell, Arts in the Park, and most recently, the newest home of Smorgasburg. If it's cuisine you're looking for, look no further than Vanderbilt Avenue, deemed Brooklyn's newest Restaurant Row. Visit Chuko for Ramen, Tygershark for Korean soul food, The Bearded Lady for drinks and dollar oysters, or Tom's Restaurant, a classic diner serving the neighborhood since 1936. And with the recent addition of Olmsted and Faun, pastoral Prospect Heights has become a full-blown dining destination for foodies from all across the city. Conveniently located at the 2/3/4/5 and B/Q trains, travel express to Manhattan in under 20 minutes.