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Preview107 Sterling Place
Brooklyn · built 1886
This property at 107 Sterling Place stands in a historic part of Brooklyn, nestled between the vibrant neighborhoods of Park Slope and Boerum Hill. These blocks are well-known for their late 19th-century development, a period when much of brownstone Brooklyn took shape.
City property records date the construction of 107 Sterling Place to 1886. These same records describe the building as a one- and two-family residence, indicating its original purpose as a home for one or two households.
Today, the property retains two residential units, reflecting its enduring role within this charming and sought-after area.
This overview was generated from public records, including NYC property data.
Where it stands
The deed chain
No deeds have surfaced for this address yet. Ownership records often live only at the county recorder — when we find a transfer, the full chain will appear here.
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Residents across the decades
See the families who called this address home, census by census, 1880–1950.
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