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Preview10 Plaza Street East
Brooklyn · built 1959
Nestled in Prospect Heights, a historic Brooklyn neighborhood known for its elegant rowhouses, 10 Plaza Street East offers a different kind of living experience. This sizable building stands near Grand Army Plaza and the Brooklyn Museum, placing residents at the heart of a vibrant cultural area.
City property records indicate construction in 1959, describing it as a multifamily elevator building. With 134 residential units, it contributes significantly to the housing stock of block 1169, lot 1. This building reflects a mid-20th century addition to a neighborhood celebrated for its architectural heritage.
This overview was generated from public records, including NYC property data.
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