Experience the quintessential Park Slope lifestyle in this lovely split two-bedroom, one-bathroom co-op featuring designer updates and a thoughtful layout in a handsome prewar building just 500 feet from Grand Army Plaza. Inside this warm and welcoming home, 9-foot-foot-tall ceilings with designer lighting soar over hardwood floors and large windows trimmed with custom Roman shades. A gracious foyer and entry hall usher you to a spacious living/dining room, perfect for relaxing and entertaining alongside east- facing open-sky views. The stylishly renovated open kitchen impresses with sleek white custom cabinetry adorned with gold hardware, quartz countertops and classic subway tile backsplashes. The breakfast bar counter welcomes casual dining and conversation, and cooking and cleaning are a breeze with full-size stainless steel appliances, including a gas range, dishwasher and microwave. The home’s two large bedrooms are placed at each end of the floor plan for optimal peace and privacy. Wake up with the sun in the king-size bedroom, where you will find eastern outlooks, designer wallpaper, a ceiling fan, two closets and a wall of custom built-ins. In the adjacent windowed full bathroom, lovely updates include a roomy new vanity, contemporary fixtures, and marble tile floors. A second bedroom with northern views and a roomy closet completes this move-in ready Park Slope sanctuary. Built in 1923, 225 Lincoln Place is a stately brick apartment house in the Federal style. The intimate, beautifully maintained elevator building offers a live-in superintendent, remote-access intercom entry, an updated laundry room, bike storage and a charming courtyard garden. Located on a quintessential tree-lined block within the Park Slope Historic District, this home is surrounded by some of Brooklyn’s best architecture and amenities. Cherished Prospect Park and Grand Army Plaza unfold less than a block away, providing a year-round greenmarket, over 500 acres of lush outdoor space, and direct access to the Brooklyn Public Library, Museum and Botanic Garden. Foodies will love the proximity to the Park Slope’s food co-op and restaurant row, and access to transportation is effortless with 2/3, B and Q trains, excellent bus service and CitiBikes all nearby. Pieds-à-terre, gifting and cats permitted. Sorry, no dogs.