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Preview405 Pacific Street
Brooklyn · built 1855
Nestled in the vibrant heart of Brooklyn, 405 Pacific Street offers a glimpse into the borough's rich architectural past. City property records date its construction to 1855, placing it among the early wave of development that transformed this area into the desirable brownstone blocks we know today.
Located at the intersection of Park Slope and Boerum Hill, this property is part of a neighborhood renowned for its historic charm and tree-lined streets. City records describe it as a one and two family dwelling, and it currently contains two residential units. This classic Brooklyn address, identified on the tax map as block 184, lot 56, embodies the enduring character of these celebrated neighborhoods.
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