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Preview22 Schermerhorn Street
Brooklyn · built 1847
Nestled in Brooklyn Heights, 22 Schermerhorn Street offers a glimpse into one of Brooklyn's most historic residential areas, known for its harbor views and enduring charm. This property is part of a neighborhood that has long been a sought-after place to call home.
City property records date the construction of 22 Schermerhorn Street to 1847. These same records describe the building as a one and two-family residence, indicating its traditional use for multiple households. The lot, identified as block 270, lot 37 on the tax map, currently contains two residential units.
As a part of Brooklyn Heights, this address contributes to the rich tapestry of a community celebrated for its architectural heritage and tree-lined streets. Its origins in the mid-19th century connect it to the early development of this iconic Brooklyn neighborhood.
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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