1871–72 · 5 BUILDINGS
21-09–21-17
45th Avenue
Italianate
Brick and stucco
THE HISTORIC INVENTORY
Twelve groups. A street full of stories.
Explore the houses and apartment-house forms recorded by LPC, row by row. Each profile pairs its historic description with practical questions for a prospective buyer.
Architectural descriptions draw on LPC’s 1968 designation report. Current condition, legal occupancy and alteration approvals require an address-specific review. These profiles are historical research, not listings.
North side of 45th Avenue
21-09–21-17
1871–72 · 5 BUILDINGS
21-21–21-29
45th Avenue
Italianate
Westchester stone
Early 1870s · 5 BUILDINGS
21-31–21-39
45th Avenue
Italianate
Brick and stucco
1870s · 6 BUILDINGS
21-41–21-51
45th Avenue
Simplified Italianate
Brick
1880s · 2 BUILDINGS
21-53–21-55
45th Avenue
Second Empire
Brick and slate mansards
The 23rd Street row
1887 · 5 BUILDINGS
44-70–44-78
23rd Street
Modified Romanesque Revival
Terra-cotta and metal details
South side of 45th Avenue
1889 · ONE BUILDING
21-48
45th Avenue
Vernacular apartment house
Yellow brick
1889 · 3 BUILDINGS
21-42–21-46
45th Avenue
Queen Anne apartment houses
Brick, stone and sheet metal
1890 · 3 BUILDINGS
21-36–21-40
45th Avenue
Simplified Queen Anne
Wood construction
1887 · ONE BUILDING
21-34
45th Avenue
Frame house with timber details
Timber, clapboard and brick basement
1887 · 6 BUILDINGS
21-22–21-32
45th Avenue
Neo-Grec cornice details
Brick and wood cornices
1871–72 · 5 BUILDINGS
21-12–21-20
45th Avenue
Italianate
Westchester stone
Building counts total 47 when summed from the twelve descriptions in LPC report LP-0450. These are historic groups, not current listings.
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