Crown Heights Wood Frame Offered as Development Site for $1.3 Million

A wood-frame house at 814 Dean Street in Crown Heights is being marketed as a tear-down with an ask of $1,300,000, according to an email from Marcus & Millichap Real Estate Investment. The lot measures 25 by 110 feet for a total of 2,750 square feet, and it has 5,500 square feet of buildable space with an R6B zoning.

The three-story building last sold in 2005 for $610,000, according to PropertyShark. It was supposedly built built around 1910, according to public records. It currently has two apartments for a total of 3,050 residential square feet. The property is also next to a Scarano-designed rental development at 818 Dean Street, whose 12 apartments hit the market in May and June.

814 Dean Street Listing [Marcus & Millichap]
Photo by Nicholas Strini for PropertyShark