538 9th Street, BUILDING Park Slope, Brooklyn, NY 11215

Park Slope, Brooklyn, NY 11215

$3,600,000 USD

Sold

4 beds

4 baths

4000 Approx. Sqft

The Details

Transaction Typesold

Property TypeTOWNHOUSE

Built in1900

About this home

Here is your chance to live in a four story brownstone on a park block. Steps away from bucolic Prospect Park, 538 9th Street is a 2045, 4000+ square foot Townhouse designed by George W. Oelkusis and located in the coveted Park Slope Historic District. The home was meticulously renovated to include all the modern comforts mixed in with the traditional elements that make this home unique. The first floor contains...

Web ID: 82234473

Listing Courtesy of Compass, RLS RPeXchange:OLRS-0076422, RLS data displayed by Corcoran Group

Sales History for 538 9th Street

date	unit	price	approx. sq. ft.	beds	baths
06/01/2022		$4,050,000	0	5	3
10/03/2019	TOWNHOUSE	$3,600,000	0	5	3
10/03/2019		$3,600,000	4000	4	4

Sales History for 538 9th Street, BUILDING

date	price	listing status
10/03/2019	$3,600,000	Sold

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