Lighting Designer Lindsey Adelman’s 1901 Brooklyn Townhouse Lists for $3.75M
Inside the four-level residence, more than 30 custom fixtures by the eponymous studio founder complement original prewar details.
Inside the four-level residence, more than 30 custom fixtures by the eponymous studio founder complement original prewar details.
Property Details:
Location: 121 Lincoln Place, Park Slope, Brooklyn
Price: $3,750,000
Year Built: 1901
From the agent: "Breathtaking townhouse in prized Park Slope with four stories of refined living space and a rare, lush private garden oasis for outdoor enjoyment. Owned by renowned lighting designer Lindsey Adelman, this special home is filled with her iconic lighting creations throughout. The circa 1901 gem exudes character and elegance, with original details at every turn, including beautiful archways, intricate inlaid parquet flooring, soaring ceilings with plaster molding and medallions, box shutters, and handsome marble mantles and fireplaces. Recent updates include split-system air-conditioning, a new boiler, and new roof."
The prewar townhouse at 121 Lincoln Place in Brooklyn’s Park Slope neighborhood comprises four stories with separate entrances at the parlor and ground levels. The 1901 home is filled with custom lighting fixtures by its current owner, New York lighting designer Lindsey Adelman.
Photo by Allyson Lubow for The Corcoran Group
The parlor-level entrance features an arched opening with glazed French doors, as well as parquet floors and plaster molding.
Photo by Allyson Lubow for The Corcoran Group
"Tall windows invite warm natural light into the expansive living room with a fireplace and wall of built-ins, which overlooks the picturesque yard," says the listing agent.
Photo by Allyson Lubow for The Corcoran Group
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