Bay Ridge 1920s Tapestry Brick Row House With Wood Floors, Moldings, Garage Asks $1.079 Million
On a just one-block street, this row house was part of a 1920s advancement that turned previous Bay Ridge estate land into tidy rows of single-relatives tapestry brick properties with garages. It was transformed to a two-family members, but 7023 Ridge Crest Terrace even now has some period of time particulars like wood flooring, photo rails, and wall moldings as perfectly as potential for the consumer who can see the opportunities.
The former Joseph A. Perry estate was carved up in 1922, according to a Brooklyn Day by day Eagle write-up of that yr, which noted that condominium homes would possible fill the land. Ridge Crest Terrace was lower by way of that exact yr and, with neighboring Perry Terrace, was filled with modest residences instead than the predicted condominium houses. The Perry Ridge Properties Co. submitted options in 1923 for single-family members brick houses with garages intended by architect J. C. Wandell on both sides of Ridge Crest and Perry Terrace. All are two-story brick structures with Colonial Revival keystone lintels on the second stories and a blend of parapet kinds. No. 7023 has lost its unique parapet with bulls-eye window as found in the historic tax photograph and somewhere else on the block, but nevertheless has its lintels and restrained brick facade.
The listing is a little bit brief on aspects and lacks a flooring strategy, but there is a 1-bedroom apartment on each individual floor, a total of 3.5 baths in the dwelling, and an unfinished basement, it states. A ground program for a further house in the row displays an first structure with the principal degree which include a living space open to a road-dealing with enclosed porch, a dining space outside of, and a kitchen with obtain to the rear yard. 3 bedrooms and a comprehensive bathtub are on the 2nd floor. When marketing its residences in 1924, Perry Ridge Households Co. emphasised the “large, light-weight rooms,” enclosed porches, parquet and hardwood flooring, cork flooring in the kitchens, and “all modern day advancements.”
Photographs seem to be to demonstrate the house, which has been in the exact family members palms for a long time, becoming used as a one-relatives with the aforementioned wood floors, image rails, and wall moldings on the very first ground. French doorways open from the dwelling space into the dining area. The windowed kitchen seems to have a bank of vintage cabinets with linoleum countertop. The appliances are on the opposite aspect, like a dishwasher.
The bedrooms revealed on the next ground all have wood flooring that look in superior restore and picture rails. A next kitchen has classic cupboards with what seems to be like authentic hardware, a sink with drainboard and a bit of countertop.
None of the bogs are proven, apart from 1 that is open to the earlier mentioned-grade English basement, subsequent to the laundry location. Though it’s not exactly personal, at least the plumbing is in area, and the basement looks ship-condition with what seems to be a thick concrete floor.
If you want to see it in particular person, there is an open dwelling by appointment on Sunday, January 22 from 1 to 2:30 p.m. Stated with Paul Relyea of Re/Max Serious Estate, the house is priced at $1.079 million. Truly worth the check with?
[Listing: 7023 Ridge Crest Terrace | Broker: RE/MAX Real Estate] GMAP
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