The neo-Federal row house located in the Albemarle-Kenmore Terraces Historic District features original architectural details like built-ins and a sleeping porch. Designed by renowned architects Slee & Bryson between 1916 and 1917, this 17.5-foot-wide single-family home includes three floors of living space, four bedrooms, and modern amenities. The enclave was promoted as a unique development for its time. The house maintains some period features while offering opportunities for updates, appealing to potential homeowners looking for historic charm blended with contemporary living.
The charming row house, designed by noted architects Slee & Bryson, is part of a historic enclave, showcasing original details and a sleeping porch.
Notable architects Slee & Bryson developed this unique enclave in the early 20th century, offering single-family homes with original features and modern amenities.
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