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24 Middagh Street Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn, NY 11201

Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn, NY 11201

$4,200,000 USD
Sold
7 beds
5 baths

The Details

Transaction Typesold
Property TypeMulti-Family Townhouse
Monthly Taxes$2,207

About this home

24 Middagh St is one of Brooklyn Heights Historic Districts' oldest homes built between 1790 - 1829, in the Federal style. Architect William F. Schorn of Manhattan added a second and separate dwelling at the rear of the property in 1938, previously a carriage house. The convenient gate to Willow St was also added at this time.

Uniquely situated in the North Heights on the leafy desirable corner of Middagh a...
Web ID: 21729090
Listing Courtesy of Corcoran, Cara Sadownick, (917) 710-6504, Resource data displayed by Corcoran Group
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Listing agents

Cara Sadownick

Cara Sadownick

Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker
Cheryl Nielsen-Saaf

Cheryl Nielsen-Saaf

Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker
Zoe N Saaf

Zoe N Saaf

Licensed Real Estate Salesperson
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about the building

24 Middagh Street

Multi-Family Townhouse in Brooklyn Heights

Willow Street And Hicks Street

  • 2 UNITS

Sales History for 24 Middagh Street
datepricelisting status
11/04/2022$4,200,000Sold
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