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Preview160 Bergen Street
Brooklyn · built 1861
Nestled in Brooklyn's historic brownstone belt, 160 Bergen Street stands as a testament to the borough's rich past. This property, located in the area between Park Slope and Boerum Hill, is part of a neighborhood that saw significant development in the late 1800s, transforming into the residential blocks we recognize today.
City property records date the construction of 160 Bergen Street to 1861. These same records describe the building as a one and two family home, reflecting its residential character from its earliest days. The property currently contains two residential units.
Situated on block 386, lot 19, this address contributes to the enduring charm of a neighborhood known for its historic architecture and tree lined streets. It offers a glimpse into the evolution of Brooklyn's residential landscape.
This overview was generated from public records, including NYC property data.
Where it stands
The deed chain
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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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