Pärast 35 aastat omamist on müüja valmis lahkuma oma kaunist Cobble Hills'i linnamajast.

See on teie võimalus saada järgmise osa sellest ihaldatud naabruskonna ajaloost.

Allpool on ajaloolised märkmed selle ridaelamu kohta Cobble Hilli ajaloolise ringkonna määratlemise aruandest 1969.

"Kaks sarnast tumedate telliste majade rida, mis on ehitatud nende omaniku Finery M. Van Tasseli jaoks, kes oli teraviljakaupmees ja elas Clinton Street'il lõunapoolsel plokil. Need on disainitud vastavalt 1879. aastal (nr 351A-357A) Perkins & Green'i arhitektidelt ja 1877. aastal (nr 345-351) arhitekt H. M. Tostevin'i poolt. Need on hilise Itaalia stiilis, millel on mõningane neo-kreeka dekoratiivne mõju peamiselt katuse kaunistustes. Lõunapoolne rida on säilitanud oma piirded ja neo-kreeka peegliuksed. Väga huvitavad on nr 355A ja 353A uksed."

See linnamaja koosneb kolmest üksusest. Alumine duplex sisaldab tagahoovi ja pool-viimistletud keldrit. Seal on 2 magamistuba ja 1.5 vannituba. Paljud ajaloolised detailid on säilinud esindusruumi tasandil, sealhulgas ajalooline lagi, põrandamustrid ja puidust aknakardinad. Esindusruumi laed on 11 jalga, ülemistel kahel korrusel on laed 9 jalga 5 tolli kõrged.

Ülemised kaks üksust on kenasti viimistletud ja renoveeritud 1 magamistoaga korteriteks, millel on head garderoobid ja kontoriala magamistoast eemal. Köögid on avarad, nautides suurepärast ida suunaga päikesevalgust. Need kaks korterit on väga populaarsed ja on alati kiiresti üüritud.

Hoone seisukord on aastatega hästi hooldatud, sealhulgas uuendatud krohvviimistlus, värskendatud elektrisüsteem, uus torustiku peapea ja hiljuti uuendatud katus. Peagi lisandub ajaloolise värava rekonstrueerimine, mis asub astme all.

After 35 years of ownership, the seller is ready to part with his beautiful Cobble Hills townhouse.

Make this, your chance to become the next part of this desirable neighborhood's history.

below are the historic notes regarding this row of townhomes from the Cobble HIll Historic District Designation Report 1969

"Two similar rows of brownstone houses built for their owner Finery M. Van Tassel, a grain merchant, who lived on Clinton Street on the block to the south. They were designed respectively in 1879 (Nos. 351A-357A) by Perkins & Green, architects, and in 1877 (Nos. 345-351) by the architect H. M. Tostevin. They are retardataire Italianate with some Neo-Grec decorative influence primarily at the roof cornices. The southern row has retained its balustrades and Neo-Grec pedimented doorways. The newel posts are interestingly different at Nos. 355A and 353A."

This townhouse consists of 3 units. The lower duplex includes the backyard, plus the basement which is semi- finished. It is a 2 Bedroom with 1.5 baths. Much of the historic detailing is intact on the Parlor level with historic ceiling molding, flooring patterns, and wood shutters. Ceilings in the Parlor level are 11 feet, with the upper two floors having 9 feet 5 inch ceilings.

The upper two units are nicely refined and renovated as 1 bedroom apartments with ample closets, and an office area off the bedroom. The kitchens are spacious with excellent eastern sunlight. These two apartments are very popular and always have rented quickly.

Condition of the building has been well maintained over the years with updated stucco facade, up graded electrical, new plumbing main trunk, and the recently resurfaced rooftop. And soon to be added, a reconstruction of the historic gate, below the stoop.