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Preview14 Street Charles Place
Brooklyn · built 1910
Nestled in the heart of Bedford-Stuyvesant, 14 Street Charles Place offers a glimpse into Brooklyn's rich architectural past. This central Brooklyn neighborhood is celebrated for its impressive collection of rowhouses, and this property contributes to that distinctive character.
City property records date the construction of 14 Street Charles Place to 1910. These same records describe the building as a one- and two-family residence, indicating its original design accommodated multiple households. Today, the property contains two residential units.
Located on block 1252, lot 50, this address is part of a vibrant community known for its historic streetscapes. The building's early 20th-century origins place it within a period of significant growth and development for this iconic Brooklyn neighborhood.
This overview was generated from public records, including NYC property data.
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