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166 Pacific Street

Brooklyn · built 1836


This multifamily walk-up at 166 Pacific Street is nestled in Brooklyn Heights / Downtown Brooklyn, one of Brooklyn's most historic residential districts, known for its picturesque setting overlooking the harbor. City property records date the building's construction to 1836.

With five residential units on lot 12 of block 292, this property contributes to the enduring character of the neighborhood. Its origins in the early 19th century reflect the area's long history of urban development, offering a glimpse into Brooklyn's past.

This overview was generated from public records, including NYC property data.

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The deed chain

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Residents across the decades

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