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Preview146 Street Johns Place
Brooklyn · built 1892
Nestled in the heart of brownstone Brooklyn, 146 Saint Johns Place stands as a testament to the neighborhood's late 19th-century development. This area, straddling the vibrant communities of Park Slope and Boerum Hill, saw significant growth during that period, with many of its iconic blocks filling in.
City property records date the construction of this building to 1892. These same records describe it as a one and two family dwelling, indicating its original design accommodated either a single household or two separate residences. The property is identified on the tax map as block 948, lot 17, and currently contains two residential units.
This overview was generated from public records, including NYC property data.
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The deed chain
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