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31 Cheever Place

Brooklyn · built 1885


This charming property at 31 Cheever Place is nestled in Carroll Gardens / Red Hook, a South Brooklyn neighborhood celebrated for its distinctive deep front gardens and rich waterfront history. City property records date its construction to 1885, placing it among the area's enduring residences.

Records further describe the building as a one and two family dwelling, with two residential units on the lot, located on block 322, lot 15. This address offers a glimpse into the architectural fabric of a community known for its unique blend of urban living and historic character.

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