35-15 86th Street

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1927
Charles Stidolph designs No. 35-15, among the historic district's only detached single-family houses
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No. 35-15 was built in 1926-27 for developer C. McShane as one of twelve detached brick houses on the east side of 86th Street designed by Queens architect Charles Stidolph. The six that survive are the only detached single-family houses in the historic district. The design is mostly neo-Georgian, with steep gables, end chimneys and shed dormers, but red Mediterranean roof tiles. This model, shared with No. 35-41, has a front-facing gable and a low-roofed sun porch beside a recessed entrance porch; a matching brick garage stands behind.
Source: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

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