339 Marion Street, Brooklyn, NY 11233

The three-unit, three-story building at 339 Marion Street in Bedford-Stuyvesant, owned by Marcin Stefaniak and constructed in 1910, is currently facing multiple significant maintenance and safety issues. Most concerning is the recent compliance matter from May 2024 involving an active Environmental Control Board violation regarding illegal occupancy conditions in Apartment 3 on the third story, where partitions allegedly created four unauthorized SRO rooms, resulting in a $6,250 penalty.

The building has open Housing Maintenance Code violations from May 2024 that require attention, including roof leaks in the third-story public hall, defective self-closing doors in the first-story public areas, and a documented cockroach infestation in Apartment 3. Multiple recent safety concerns have emerged, including a 2025 smoke detector issue that HPD was unable to inspect, and a 2024 pest-related violation, though inspections of record from 2016-2018 showed the building passed rodent inspections.

The property has accumulated several Housing Maintenance Code violations in 2024 that require posting various safety notices, including those for smoke detector and carbon monoxide detector requirements, as well as gas leak procedures. Additionally, the building is facing a potential illegal conversion issue, with a complaint filed in May 2024 regarding unauthorized modifications to the structure, though the initial inspection attempt did not gain access. While the building's ownership and management has maintained some records of compliance in previous years, the accumulation of open violations and recent safety concerns suggests a pattern of maintenance and regulatory challenges that require ongoing attention to ensure resident safety and compliance with housing codes.