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Preview228 Lincoln Place
Brooklyn · built 1886
This property at 228 Lincoln Place is nestled in a classic Brooklyn setting, part of the historic brownstone blocks that developed rapidly in the late 1800s. It sits within the vibrant Park Slope and Boerum Hill areas, known for their distinctive urban character.
City property records date the construction of this building to 1886. These same records describe the property as a one- and two-family residence, indicating its original design for multiple occupants.
With two residential units on the lot, this building reflects the common housing patterns of its era, offering a glimpse into the architectural and social fabric of Brooklyn's past. Its location is identified on the tax map as block 1061, lot 32.
This overview was generated from public records, including NYC property data.
Where it stands
The deed chain
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