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The Parkview, 1526 Lincoln Place, #3R
$625,000
($892 per ft2)
| 2 beds, 2 baths | Approx. 701 ft2
371 days on Market
Key Details
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Listed: Nov 16, 2023Days on Market: 371Building Type: CondominiumNeighborhood: Crown Heights (Brooklyn)
Monthly Common Charges:
$308
Monthly Real Estate Taxes:
$373
Total Taxes & Fees:
$681
($0.97/ft2)
Est. Monthly Mortgage:
$3,316
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Total Est. Monthly Carrying Cost:
$3,997
($5.70/ft2)
Note: the above is based on a down payment of 20% ($125,000),
which is the minimum amount permitted by the building.
Description
Nestled on a quiet residential street around the corner from Lincoln Terrace Park, this elegant 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom floor-through condo offers modern Crown Heights living close to greenspaces, restaurants, grocery stores, and shops.
The home blends clean lines and roomy interiors with bold finishes and sleek fixtures. An open concept layout with 9-ft ceilings adds volume and facilitates entertaining and seamless transitions between meal prep, dining, and lounging.
Engineered pre-finished white oak floors run throughout, and oversized double-pane Pella windows let in plenty of natural light. A private balcony allows for outdoor lounging and fresh air without having to leave home.
The kitchen has an eat-in breakfast bar, custom walnut cabinets, Carrara Breve quartz countertops, Corchia Gold marble backsplashes, and full-size appliances from Blomberg, Frigidaire, Beko, and GE.
The primary suite has a large closet and a luxurious en-suite bathroom with Nero Marquina and Corchia Gold marble walls and floors, matte black fixtures, a smart vanity mirror, and a deep tub with a glass shower partition. The second bedroom has its own closet and can be used as an office.
The home also comes with a GE washer/dryer and Mitsubishi multi-zone split-system heating/cooling.
1526 Lincoln Place is a brand new boutique condominium with a refined white stone facade, a welcoming lobby, a video intercom system, a beautiful rooftop deck, private storage, and a bicycle room. The building is wired for FiOS and allows pets. Nearby points of interest include Lincoln Terrace Park, St. John’s Park, Weeksville Heritage Center, and Brooklyn Children’s Museum. Accessible subway lines include the 3/4/5/C.
The home blends clean lines and roomy interiors with bold finishes and sleek fixtures. An open concept layout with 9-ft ceilings adds volume and facilitates entertaining and seamless transitions between meal prep, dining, and lounging.
Engineered pre-finished white oak floors run throughout, and oversized double-pane Pella windows let in plenty of natural light. A private balcony allows for outdoor lounging and fresh air without having to leave home.
The kitchen has an eat-in breakfast bar, custom walnut cabinets, Carrara Breve quartz countertops, Corchia Gold marble backsplashes, and full-size appliances from Blomberg, Frigidaire, Beko, and GE.
The primary suite has a large closet and a luxurious en-suite bathroom with Nero Marquina and Corchia Gold marble walls and floors, matte black fixtures, a smart vanity mirror, and a deep tub with a glass shower partition. The second bedroom has its own closet and can be used as an office.
The home also comes with a GE washer/dryer and Mitsubishi multi-zone split-system heating/cooling.
1526 Lincoln Place is a brand new boutique condominium with a refined white stone facade, a welcoming lobby, a video intercom system, a beautiful rooftop deck, private storage, and a bicycle room. The building is wired for FiOS and allows pets. Nearby points of interest include Lincoln Terrace Park, St. John’s Park, Weeksville Heritage Center, and Brooklyn Children’s Museum. Accessible subway lines include the 3/4/5/C.
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Apartment Amenities
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Listing courtesy of
REAVIS PARTNERS LLC
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