1-bedroom apartment for rent in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn

292 Lincoln Place #4F

Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, NY 11238

  • 1 bed
  • 1 bath
  • Available Nov 1

Amenities

  • Bike room
  • Dishwasher
  • Fios available
  • Hardwood floors
  • Live-in super
  • Pet friendly
  • In-unit laundry

From the listing

Spacious, recently renovated one-bedroom available for move in starting November 1! Bright unit in a prime location, steps from Prospect Park, Grand Army Plaza, the Brooklyn Museum, the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, and the Brooklyn Central Library. The 2/3 at Eastern Parkway–Brooklyn Museum is a five-minute walk, with the B/Q at 7th Avenue also nearby. Enjoy the year-round Grand Army Plaza Greenmarket, plus a wide range of restaurants, shops, and green space in the neighborhood. Amenities: - New appliances, including dishwasher - In-unit washer/dryer - Pet friendly - Bike storage - Live-in super Utilities Included: - Heat - Hot water Transportation: - 2/3 at Eastern Parkway–Brooklyn Museum or Grand Army Plaza - 2/3/4/5 at Franklin Avenue - B/Q at 7th Avenue - Franklin Avenue Shuttle (S) Fee Disclosure: - No broker fee. - Due at lease signing: first month’s rent and a security deposit equal to one month’s rent. No other upfront costs. - Application fee: $20 per applicant (includes credit check), due when the application is submitted. - Once approved, you may pay first month’s rent and security deposit through management’s online payment portal by eCheck, debit card, or credit card. Online payment processing fees: - Credit card: 2.99% - Debit card: $9.99 - eCheck: $2.49 - Personal checks and money orders are accepted with no processing fee.

Written by GP Properties. LeaseLine shows it as it appears on StreetEasy.

Apartment details

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Application fee
$20, required
Security deposit
$3,650, required
Pets
Cats allowed, dogs allowed
Rooms
2

About the building

  • Built in 1923
  • 21 apartments
  • 4 floors
  • No elevator on record

Nearest subway

Eastern Pkwy-Brooklyn Museum (2,3)23

  • 0.1 miles away
  • Step-free access
  • 5 stations within half a mile

School zones

School district 13. From the city’s school zone maps. Zones can change from year to year, so confirm with NYC Public Schools.

11 rent-stabilized apartments

The city’s June 2026 property tax bill lists 11 of the building’s 21 apartments as registered rent-stabilized. It doesn’t say which ones, so ask the lister whether this one is. If it is, its lease must include the state’s rent stabilization rider, and once you live there you can ask the state for its rent history.

Violations and inspections

No open violations about
Lead paint, mold, pests, heat and hot water, or leaks
Bedbugs
None in the owner’s 2025 filing

Renovation and building permits

Interior renovation permits
Most recent issued in 2022
Building permits
Last issued March 2022. General construction and plumbing in the last 5 years

How it compares

Per apartment, compared with 121 other apartments LeaseLine listed in Prospect Heights in the last 90 days.

  • Open HPD violationsNone open

    None. 42% of Prospect Heights apartments on LeaseLine have none either.

  • Heat and hot water complaintsNone in the last 12 months

    None. 60% of Prospect Heights apartments on LeaseLine have none either.

  • Noise complaints2 complaints in the last 12 months

    About typical for Prospect Heights apartments on LeaseLine.

  • Buildings Department complaintsNone in the last 12 months

    None. 61% of Prospect Heights apartments on LeaseLine have none either.

Public records from NYC Open Data and the MTA, as of October 15, 2026. Class C violations are immediately hazardous and class B hazardous. Subway distances are in a straight line, so the walk is a little longer. Permit dates are when the Buildings Department issued the permit, not when work was done. Records and reviews can be out of date, so confirm what matters to you with the lister.

About this listing

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