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Preview386 Pacific Street
Brooklyn · built 1852
Nestled on Pacific Street in what became the vibrant brownstone blocks of Park Slope and Boerum Hill, this property at number 386 offers a glimpse into Brooklyn's past. City property records date its construction to 1852, placing it among the early developments that shaped these historic neighborhoods.
The building is described by city records as a one- and two-family dwelling, indicating its original design for residential use. With two units on the lot, it reflects a common housing type from an era when Brooklyn was rapidly expanding.
Located on block 190, lot 1, this address stands as a testament to the enduring character of these sought-after Brooklyn streets, which filled in steadily throughout the late 1800s.
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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