GROUP 01 OF 12 · NORTH SIDE

21-09–21-17
45th Avenue

Italianate doorways and cornices.

A historic profile, not a current listing.

The Italianate entrancePedimented doorway · Raised stoopIllustration of recorded features; not a measured elevation.
Recorded construction
1871–72
Historic group
5 buildings
Architectural description
Italianate
Recorded materials
Brick and stucco
Architectural details & original record

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What sets this group apart.

Root and Rust’s five houses begin the north-side inventory. LPC recorded three stories over basements, brick exteriors and stucco at basement level, with elevated entrances that establish the avenue’s rhythm.

Pedimented entrances

Triangular crowns give the raised doorways their formal outline.

Bracketed cornices

Projecting roof-edge brackets connect the houses visually.

Stuccoed basements

The report distinguishes brick upper stories from stucco at basement level.

Features recorded by LPC in 1968; current conditions may differ. Read the original record ↗

PUT IT IN CONTEXT

Its place on the block.

21-09–21-17 45th Avenue
North side · Hunters Point Historic District

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A USEFUL COMPARISON

Compare Italianate entrances.

21-31–21-39 45th Avenue

Italianate entrances along the row · Early 1870s

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Questions for a possible purchase

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For a home in this group, our conversation might begin here:

  • What is the condition of the cornice, its connections and roof drainage?
  • Which entry, window and basement-level changes appear in approved records?

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