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Preview286 Street Johns Place
Brooklyn · built 1912
Nestled in Prospect Heights, a classic Brooklyn rowhouse neighborhood, 286 Street Johns Place offers a piece of the area's rich history. This building, located near Grand Army Plaza and the Brooklyn Museum, contributes to the vibrant residential tapestry of the block.
City property records date the construction of this multifamily walk-up to 1912. It occupies block 1172, lot 7501, and is home to 16 residential units. This address embodies the enduring character of Prospect Heights, a neighborhood known for its historic architecture and lively community.
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Residents across the decades
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