Dekouvèt ra ak opòtinite. Byenveni sou 344 Westervelt Avenue, yon Landmark NYC nan St. George/New Brighton Staten Island.
Kay sa a te konstwi ant 1880 ak 1882 pou August ak Augusta Schoverling e li te dedye kòm yon Landmark vil New York nan 2000. Kay la sitiye sou yon kolin ak yon teren enòme ak 100 pye nan devan ak 150 pye nan pwofondè (plis pase 1/3 ak). Genyen tou yon garaj pou twa machin ak pakin sou wout la pou jiska sis machin.
Kay sa a se youn nan kay ki pi enposan ak ki gen distenksyon achitekti nan stil Second Empire maçonnerie yo nan nò-sès Staten Island. Fasad li fèt ak bri apik wouj-bronze ki dekore ak wòch ak bwa, karakteristik prensipal kay la se yon triyang ki pwogrese ki tankou yon tò ak fenèt sou twa bò ki plase sou yon ang nan kwen sidès kay la, ki se pi bon pwen pou wè pò a ki vize Tompkinsville. Yon dènye egzanp stil Second Empire a, kay la enkòpore orneman neo-Greco ki trete avèk yon sofistikasyon etranj e li gen yon porche ki bèl ki fèt pou vire ki idantik ak sa ki te orijinal la.
Kounye a, kay la divize an senk apatman ak yon gwo sal doub espas. Kay la ka rete kòm yon pwopriyete envestisman pou 5 fanmi oswa yon pwopriyetè ki occupe youn nan apatman yo epi toujou gen yon ekselan revni ki pwodui. Pou achtè ki gen sansibilite pou konsèvasyon istwa a, kay sa a inik ka retounen kòm yon bèl kay yon sèl fanmi.
Kounye a, pi gwo "apatman" an se rezidans prensipal la. Se sa a se antre enpòtan orijinal la ki flote nan prè sal enpresyonan ak sal manje fòmèl ak plafon ki wo avèk detay orijinal bèlman renove, mantèl dekoratif ak planche parke. Genyen sal nò a ki kounye a se chanm prensipal nan dòmi, yon dezyèm chanm dèyè, yon twalèt plen ak yon kwit manje ak fenèt separe ak lave fèy.
Toupatou sou etaj sal la gen detay orijinal, chemine ak travay bwa konplike ak detay planyan dekoratif.
Anplis de bagay yo nan kay la se yon gwo sous-sòl ki pa fini ak plafon ki wo ki te sèvi yon fwa kòm antre prensipal la lè kay la te konvèti an yon multifamil nan ane 1930 yo. Li ka renove ak rebati kòm espas vivan adisyonèl kidonk chanje apatman etaj la nan yon gwo duplex.
Anwo etaj prensipal la gen kat gwo apatman yon sèl chanm ak yon antre bò separe pou lokatè yo ak tou eskalye orijinal la ki mennen nan etaj prensipal la si yon moun ta vle tounen kay la nan yon bèl kay fanmi. Tout apatman yo te amelyore pandan ane yo e yo gen plafon ki wo, kwit manje ki ajou separe ak kèk ki gen bèl vi sou Lower New York Bay ak Verrazano Bridge. Batiman an pral delivre vid e tout apatman yo pral pare pou mache lwe. Foto apatman yo disponib sou demann.

Ofri a $1,495,000.00 Taks Anyèl $20,087.00

Rare find and opportunity. Welcome to 344 Westervelt Avenue, a NYC Landmark in St. George/ New Brighton Staten Island.
This grand home was constructed between 1880 and 1882 for August and Augusta Schoverling and was dedicated a New York City Landmark in 2000. The home is situated on a hill top enormous lot with 100 ft. frontage and 150 ft. depth ( over 1/3 acre total). There is also a three car garage and off street parking for up to six cars.
This house is one of the most imposing and architecturally distinguished of the masonry Second Empire style houses in northeastern Staten Island. Faced in tawny-red iron-spot brick set off by stone and wood trim, the house's principal feature is a projecting tower-like bay with windows on three sides that is set on an angle at the southeast comer of the house, the best vantage point for views of the harbor looking towards Tompkinsville. A late example of the Second Empire style, the house incorporates neo-Greco ornament that is handled with unusual sophistication and features a beautifully restored wrap around porch identical to the original.
Currently the home is divided in five apartments with a large spacious double parlor floor. The home can remain as a 5 family investment property or an owner occupying one of the apartments and still have an excellent income producing investment. For the historic preservation minded buyer this unique home can be converted back to a spectacular one family mansion.
Currently the largest "apartment" is the main floor. This is the original grand entryway which flows to the impressive main parlor and formal dining room with high ceiling with beautifully restored original details, decorative mantels and parquet floors. There is the north parlor room which is currently the main bedroom, a second rear bedroom ,full bathroom and separate windowed kitchen with dishwasher.
Throughout the parlor floors are original details, fireplaces and intricate woodwork and decorative plaster details.
Adding to the possibilities of the home is an enormous unfinished basement with high ceiling that once served as the main entryway when the house was converted to a multifamily in the 1930's. It can be renovated and rebuilt as additional living space therefore changing the parlor floor apartment into a large duplex.
Above the main floor there are four large one bedroom apartments with a separate side entrance for the Tenants and also the original staircase to the main floor if someone was to turn the house back to a one family mansion. All the apartments have been upgraded over the years and have high ceilings, separate updated kitchens and some have views of Lower New York Bay and the Verrazano Bridge. The building will be delivered vacant and the apartments will be all rental market ready. Apartment photos available upon request.

Offered at $1,495,000.00 Annual Taxes $20,087.00