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Preview401 Smith Street
Brooklyn · built 1920
This mixed-use building at 401 Smith Street stands in the heart of South Brooklyn, bridging the vibrant Carroll Gardens and historic Red Hook neighborhoods. These areas are celebrated for their distinctive deep front gardens and a rich history tied to the waterfront.
City property records indicate that this six-unit residential and commercial building was constructed in 1920. Situated on block 464, lot 2, it contributes to the lively streetscape of this enduring Brooklyn community. Its presence reflects the area's characteristic blend of residential life and local commerce.
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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