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Preview259 Columbia Street
Brooklyn · built 1931
This mixed residential and commercial building at 259 Columbia Street stands in the vibrant South Brooklyn neighborhood of Carroll Gardens / Red Hook. This area is celebrated for its distinctive deep front gardens and rich waterfront history.
City property records date the building's construction to 1931 and describe it as a mixed residential and commercial property. It contains two residential units on its lot, located at block 348, lot 4 on the tax map. The building contributes to the unique character of Columbia Street, nestled in a community known for its charming streetscapes and enduring maritime legacy.
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