118 Greenpoint Avenue
Greenpoint | built 1890
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- 1890
Claus Dunkhase builds a horse stable at 118-120 Greenpoint Avenue for George Treber
The 1982 Greenpoint Historic District report says Nos. 118-120 went up in 1890 as a stable for horses, built for George Treber by Claus Dunkhase. Dunkhase had also built Nos. 846-860 Manhattan Avenue in 1884. By 1982 the ground floor was altered, with one coach entrance apparently narrowed and the other walled in, while the two brick upper stories kept their plain stone sills and a tall parapet.
“No. 118-120 was built in 1890 as a horse stable for George Treber by Claus Dunkhase…”
- 2007
A Scarano conversion of 118 Greenpoint Avenue is planned, with 15 units in 23,000 square feet
In October 2007 Brownstoner photographed 118 Greenpoint Avenue and then learned it was a Scarano project, a 23,000-square-foot conversion to be divided into 15 units. The site did not yet know whether the apartments would be condos or rentals and had no idea about the interior, though it liked the building's outer shell.
Source: brownstoner.com
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