112 Patchen Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11221

The three-story, three-unit brownstone at 112 Patchen Avenue in Bedford-Stuyvesant, owned by Louise Bonds, was built in 1899 and has undergone several notable events over recent years. The building currently has several open violations from 2019-2024, including failures to file annual bedbug reports (2021-2024), and some specific issues in the third-floor apartment from 2019 related to carbon monoxide detector repairs, pest infestation (roaches), bathroom ceiling plaster and paint, door self-closing mechanisms, scuttle ladder security, and an illegally fastened padlock.

The property has experienced recurring building maintenance issues, particularly concentrated in May 2019 when multiple complaints were logged regarding ceilings, doors, windows, flooring, electric systems, safety equipment (smoke and carbon monoxide detectors), appliances, and pest problems - though notably without resulting violations. Despite these historical issues, more recent inspections have shown some improvement in conditions.

The most recent rodent inspections from July 2024 and previous dates in 2022, 2019, and 2018 all passed, indicating no current rodent issues. While there are still open bedbug report violations as of 2024, there have been no new major service requests or violations logged since 2019 that would significantly impact resident safety or comfort. The building's documented history shows a pattern of maintenance issues between 2018 and 2019, particularly affecting the third-floor unit, though many of these issues appear to have been addressed or have not recurred in recent years.