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Preview150 Lincoln Place
Brooklyn · built 1885
Nestled in the historic Park Slope / Boerum Hill area, 150 Lincoln Place offers a glimpse into Brooklyn's late 19th-century expansion. This block, like many in brownstone Brooklyn, developed rapidly during that period, shaping the residential character we see today.
City property records date the construction of 150 Lincoln Place to 1885. These same records describe the building as a one and two-family dwelling, reflecting a common residential type from the era. The property currently contains two residential units.
Located on block 951, lot 36, this address contributes to the rich architectural tapestry of a neighborhood known for its well-preserved historic homes. It stands as a testament to the growth of Brooklyn in the late 1800s.
This overview was generated from public records, including NYC property data.
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The deed chain
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