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Preview402 Bergen Street
Brooklyn · built 1910
Nestled in the vibrant blocks where Park Slope and Boerum Hill meet, 402 Bergen Street offers a glimpse into Brooklyn's rich architectural history. This area, known for its charming residential streets, saw significant development in the late 1800s, shaping the character we see today.
City property records date the construction of this building to 1910. These same records describe it as a one- and two-family dwelling, indicating its original purpose as a residence with two distinct units. It sits on tax map block 932, lot 26.
As part of these historic brownstone Brooklyn neighborhoods, 402 Bergen Street contributes to the enduring appeal of this highly sought-after part of the borough.
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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