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Preview17 4 Street
Brooklyn · built 1931
This home at 17 4 Street is nestled in the vibrant South Brooklyn area known as Carroll Gardens and Red Hook. This neighborhood is celebrated for its distinctive deep front gardens and its historic ties to the waterfront, creating a unique urban landscape.
City property records indicate that this one family home, located on block 464, lot 61, was built in 1931. Its classification as a one and two family dwelling reflects a common housing type found throughout this charming and historic part of Brooklyn.
This overview was generated from public records, including NYC property data.
Where it stands
The deed chain
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