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364 Lincoln Place

Brooklyn · built 1927


Nestled in the heart of Prospect Heights, a neighborhood celebrated for its historic rowhouses and proximity to Grand Army Plaza and the Brooklyn Museum, 364 Lincoln Place stands as a significant residential building. City property records indicate its construction in 1927.

This multifamily elevator building, identified by city records, offers 54 residential units. Its location within block 1179, lot 37 places it among the vibrant and well-established streetscapes characteristic of Prospect Heights. The building contributes to the diverse architectural fabric of this desirable Brooklyn area.

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