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120 Dikeman Street

Brooklyn · built 1901


This property at 120 Dikeman Street is nestled in the vibrant South Brooklyn area, straddling the charming, garden-rich streets of Carroll Gardens and the historic, waterfront character of Red Hook. City property records date its construction to 1901.

Described in city records as a one- and two-family dwelling, this building offers two residential units on its lot, block 575, lot 30. Its early 20th-century origins place it within a period of significant development for this part of Brooklyn, contributing to the area's enduring architectural fabric.

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