An located a kan daya daga cikin titunan tarihi na Crown Heights, 897 Lincoln Place wani gida ne na gidan zamani wanda ya yadu kusan ƙafa 3,268 na ciki a fuskoki guda uku da kuma daki mai cikakken katafaren bene.

A halin yanzu an tsara shi a matsayin gida guda biyu na doka tare da ɗakin mai gida a kan lambu da matakan parlor da kuma wani gida na haya a sama, wannan gida yana bayar da tsari mai sassauci, fadi mai kusan ƙafa 20, da bayan gida na kashin kai, da manyan wuraren dakin, da matakai masu yawa na fili na zama.

An gina gidan da asali a shekara ta 1905, gidan yana riƙe da yawancin halayen da ke bayyana gine-ginen kafin yakin duniya, ciki har da kurar sama, gine-gine masu tsayi, da kuma fuskokin ciki masu fadi.

An bayar da shi kamar yadda yake, gidan yana ba da damar sabunta shi da kyau da kuma keɓance gidan zama yayin da aka ƙara adana ingancin da ke sa gidajen tarihi su kasance masu ɗorewa.

Akwai saukin isa ga Eastern Parkway, Prospect Park, gidan kayan tarihi na Brooklyn, masarautar shuka ta Brooklyn, kafe, gidajen abinci, shago na gida, layukan tashar 2, 3, 4, da 5, da kuma hanyoyin bas da dama masu haɗa Brooklyn da Manhattan.

Located on one of Crown Heights' historic blocks, 897 Lincoln Place is a pre-war townhouse spanning approximately 3,268 interior square feet across three stories plus a full basement.

Currently configured as a legal two-family with an owner's duplex across the garden and parlor levels and a rental unit above, the home offers a flexible layout, a nearly 20-foot-wide footprint, a private backyard, generous room proportions, and multiple levels of living space.

Originally constructed in 1905, the home retains many of the characteristics that define pre-war architecture, including crown molding, high ceilings, and spacious interiors.

Offered as-is, the home provides an opportunity to thoughtfully restore and personalize a residence while preserving the qualities that make historic townhouses so enduring.

Enjoy convenient access to Eastern Parkway, Prospect Park, the Brooklyn Museum, the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, neighborhood cafés, restaurants, local shopping, the 2, 3, 4, and 5 subway lines, and multiple bus routes connecting Brooklyn and Manhattan.