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Places and Spaces By Leigh Hornbeck on April 23, 2021 at 2:41 PM
Update: this house was under contract as of Thursday, April 22.
This week’s house is a brick Tudor-style home two blocks from Buckingham Pond, at
It was built in 1933 and has 2,000 square feet of living space. The exterior has half-cladding and stucco on the upper story and brick below, and a steep slate roof that adds to its fairy-tale look. The style carries through inside with diamond-shaped muntins on the windows, doorways with cathedral arches and exposed beams in the living room bearing decorative carving.
There is office space in a room in the back with a big window looking out over the backyard, a fireplace, three bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms and a finished basement. The kitchen opens to a formal dining room, where molding in a frieze pattern lines the top of the wall. One-car garage and a shed out back. Taxes: $9,779. List price: $415,000. Contact listing agent Julia Rosen of Berk
House of the Week: Tudor in Albany
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This week s house is a brick Tudor-style home two blocks from Buckingham Pond, at 77 Brookline Ave., Albany.
It was built in 1933 and has 2,000 square feet of living space. The exterior has half-cladding and stucco on the upper story and brick below, and a steep slate roof that adds to its fairy-tale look. The style carries through inside with diamond-shaped muntins on the windows, doorways with cathedral arches and exposed beams in the living room bearing decorative carving.
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Places and Spaces By Leigh Hornbeck on December 11, 2020 at 6:05 AM
A downtown townhouse this week in Albany’s Mansion District. Built in 1871, the three-story home at
173 Eagle St., Albany, is divided into an owner’s unit and a garden-level apartment. The upper floors have two bedrooms and two full bathrooms and a deck off the back of the house overlooking the governor’s mansion and the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. The house has 2,765 square feet of living space. The lot includes a two-car garage. Recent upgrades include a new rubber roof, an on-demand water heater, new windows and door. The apartment is currently vacant. Taxes: $5,130. List price: $219,000. Contact listing agent Julia Rosen of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Blake at 518-859-7725.