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Preview199 Park Place
Brooklyn · built 1868
Nestled in Brooklyn's historic Prospect Heights, 199 Park Place stands as a testament to the neighborhood's enduring character. This residential building, located on block 1158, lot 72, is just a stone's throw from Grand Army Plaza and the Brooklyn Museum, placing it at the heart of a culturally rich area known for its stately rowhouses.
City property records date the construction of 199 Park Place to 1868, a period when much of Prospect Heights was taking shape. These same records classify the building as a one and two family dwelling, indicating its original design for residential use.
Today, the property contains two residential units, reflecting its continued role in providing homes within this vibrant Brooklyn community. Its long history contributes to the unique fabric of Park Place.
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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