Elton St

Elton Street is a residential thoroughfare located in the East New York neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York. This area, established in the 1650s as the Town of New Lots, was annexed by the City of Brooklyn in 1886 and later became part of New York City in 1898. The neighborhood's name reflects its position as the easternmost part of Brooklyn, with the term "East New York" denoting its geographical location. (corcoran.com)

The street is characterized by a mix of residential properties, many of which were constructed in the early 20th century. For instance, 70 Elton Street is a pre-war rental building built in 1920, featuring two units across three stories. ({{LINK0}}) The average home on Elton Street was constructed in 1945, with an average property tax of around $6,145 per year. The average home value estimate on Elton Street is $132,091, with the average lot being around 0.18 acre. ({{LINK1}})

Community amenities in the vicinity include the Elton Playground, located at 688 Elton Street. This family-friendly recreational facility offers a variety of outdoor activities suitable for all ages, promoting active lifestyles and community engagement. (mapquest.com)

East New York, the broader neighborhood encompassing Elton Street, has undergone significant revitalization in recent years. Various new developments continue to grow, pointing the way forward for East New York’s future. (corcoran.com)

Overall, Elton Street embodies the evolving character of East New York, blending historical architecture with modern community developments.