Byenveni lakay nou nan youn nan kay ki gen estati istorik ki pi inik nan tout senk borough yo. Niché sou bò nò Staten Island, a kèk minit de feri a, kay la te pou John Noble, yon atis parisyen ki te renome. Lè Noble te vin Amerik an 1919, li te yon prezans pèmanan sou remòkè liy McCarren yo, ki t ap remòke goèle yo pou antre nan pò New York la epi soti ladan l. Se la pasyon li pou mond maritim nan te pran anplè, sa ki te mennen l pase tout lavi l ap travay kòm maren sou goèle, maren, epi moun ki sove materyèl nan bato nan pò New York la. Se la tou li te vin pran gwo afeksyon pou sa li te rele « gwo simityè zo» bato vwal an bwa yo, yon vizyon ki te rete avè l jouk nan fen lavi l. An 1941, li te kòmanse konstwi yon estidyo k ap flote, yon « kay bato», ak pyès bato yo te sove, ke nou ka wè ak fyète jis nan lari a nan Mize Snug Harbor, kote ekspozisyon John Noble la ye.

270 Richmond Terrace nan Distri Istorik St. George la, epi yo te konstwi l an 1910. Kay sa a ki gen 3,000 pye kare e ki gen estati istorik se vrèman yon kay san parèy. Detay ki gen rapò ak lavi maritim yo byen entegre toupatou nan kay la, soti nan pòt il yo ak plafon orijinal an planch ki sipèpoze yo, rive nan vitray yo te prezève ak yon bèl vi san obstak sou pò New York la.

Kay sa a ki gen de fanmi chita sou yon teren 4,100 pye kare epi li gen de inite rezidansyèl. Yon inite gen yon lokatè ki peye lwaye dapre pri mache a, tandiske lòt la fèk fin sibi yon renovasyon konplè epi y ap remèt li vid; li ideyal swa pou yon envestisè oswa pou yon achtè ki pral abite ladan l. Toude inite yo se imaj youn lòt nan yon glas, epi chak gen aksè ak espas depo nan sousòl ak nan grenye, ansanm ak galri prive devan ak dèyè, epi lakou prive nan do kay la. Yo fèk plante nouvo gazon, epi lokatè aktyèl la byen pran swen yon bèl varyete flè ak plant nan tout lakou a, sa ki kreye yon ti paradi riral. Chak inite ki gen de nivo gen 3 chanm ak 1.5 twalèt, ansanm ak yon salon fòmèl ak yon sal manje fòmèl—yon bagay ki ra pou jwenn. Chak inite gen pwòp sistèm chofaj ak dlo cho pa li.

Kay la chita anlè dèyè miray orijinal an wòch ki kenbe tè a. Yo te konstwi miray sa a tou pou l te ka gen ladan l yon garaj prive 250 pye kare, yo fèk repare ak andui, epi li ase gwo pou akomode yon machin, yon mopèd ak yon varyete atik pou kay la. Pozisyon wo kote kay la chita a bay yon vi san parèy sou pò New York la, tout pandan li antoure ak pyebwa ki bay entimite ak trankilite nan yon mond ki okipe anpil.

Ou rive nan feri Staten Island la nan 10 minit sèlman, epi ou ka rive Manhattan nan mwens pase inèdtan. Anplis, boutik ak restoran St. George yo toupre pòt ou. Pare pou w jwi tout avantaj lavi nan banlye san w pa kite New York? Byenveni lakay ou nan 270 Richmond Terrace.

Welcome home to one of the most unique Landmarked homes in all of the 5 boroughs. Nestled along the north shore of Staten Island, minutes from the ferry, lies the home of famed Parisian artist, John Noble. Coming in America in 1919, Noble was a permanent fixture on the McCarren line tugs which towed the schooners in and out of the New York Harbor. From there, his fascination for the world of Maritime took off, leading to a lifetime of work as a schooner, seaman, and marine salvager of the NY Harbor. Here he became enamored with the "great boneyard" of wooden sailing vessels, a vision that stayed with him for the remainder of his life. In 1941, he began to build a floating, "houseboat" studio made out of salvaged ship parts which you can see proudly displayed just down the street at the Snug Harbor Museum, where the John Noble exhibit lives.

270 Richmond Terrace lives in the St. George Historic District and was built in 1910. This 3000 sqft. Landmarked home is truly one of a kind. The nautical detailing throughout are tastefully spotted, from port holes and original shiplap ceilings, to preserved stained glass windows and an unobstructed view of the New York Harbor.

Sitting on a 4100 sqft lot, this 2-family home is comprised of two residential units. One unit is occupied by a free market tenant and the other has just underwent a complete renovation and will be delivered vacant; ideal for either an investor or owner occupied purchaser. Both units are mirror images of each other, with basement and attic access/storage for each, as well as private front & rear porches and private back yards. New grass has just been laid and the current tenant has maintained an immaculate assortment of flowers and plants throughout the yard, displaying a bucolic oasis. Each duplexed unit is comprised of 3 bedrooms and 1.5 baths as well as a formal living and dining room, a rarity to find. Each unit has their own heat and hot water.

Perched behind the original stone retaining wall which also was built to house the private 250sqft garage that was recently replastered and is large enough to house a car, moped and an assortment of home items. The height that the house is set back at allows for unrivalled views of the New York Harbor, while at the same time being ensconced in trees, allowing for seclusion and solitude in a busy world.

A mere 10 minutes from the Staten Island ferry, you're in Manhattan in under an hour. Plus, the conveniences of St George shops and restaurants are right outside your door. Ready to have the best of the suburbs without leaving New York? Welcome home to 270 Richmond Terrace.