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Preview240 9 Street
Brooklyn · built 1899
This two-family residence at 240 9 Street is located in the heart of Park Slope, a historic Brooklyn neighborhood known for its late 19th-century rowhouses and proximity to Prospect Park. City property records date the building's construction to 1899, placing it within the period of significant development that shaped the area.
As a one and two-family dwelling, according to city records, this property contributes to the residential character of Park Slope. It is situated on block 1009, lot 29, and contains two residential units.
Built over a century ago, this home reflects the enduring architectural legacy of a neighborhood that has long been a vibrant part of Brooklyn.
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
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