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Preview349a Quincy Street
Brooklyn · built 1899
This two-unit residence at 349a Quincy Street stands as part of Bedford-Stuyvesant, a Brooklyn neighborhood celebrated for its impressive collection of historic rowhouses. City property records date the building's construction to 1899, placing it among the late 19th-century development that shaped this vibrant area.
The property is officially described in city records as a one- and two-family home, reflecting its design for multiple households. Situated on block 1804, lot 63, this address contributes to the rich architectural tapestry of Quincy Street.
For over a century, this building has been a part of the residential fabric of Bedford-Stuyvesant, offering homes within a community known for its distinctive charm and enduring character.
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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