116-10 227th Street

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1931
Andrew Marjey designs No. 116-10 as one of the row's paired houses
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No. 116-10 was built in 1931 by St. Albans Lawns Inc., a Wolosoff Brothers company, to plans by Andrew Marjey. It is one of the row's paired houses, with a shared brick-and-stucco vestibule, a peaked upper gable, a textured stucco upper story with random brick, and a chimney shared with No. 116-12; its rear garage is shared with No. 116-08. Its original eight-sash diamond-pane window has been replaced and its front walk relaid in modern pavers.
Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

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