Within the late nineteenth century, historic Greek democracy and tradition appeared to particularly resonate with the younger American republic. Naturally, this curiosity made its method into residential structure, the place Greek Revival properties gained recognition, peaking between the 1830s and 1850s.
A modest however pretty instance of the fashion, circa 1844, is available on the market through the Moses Bates Home at 69 Thorndike Avenue in Cambridge.
At the moment a two-family property that includes a four-bedroom essential residence and a one-bedroom second-floor residence, the residence retains a few of the most beloved options of the Greek Revival period.
Restored and renovated to maintain the house’s distinctive character and historical past, 69 Thorndike welcomes you with reeded Ionic columns supporting an inviting entrance porch, unique wooden shutters, floor-to-ceiling home windows, and marble mantles.
The principle residence sprawls throughout three flooring, with the primary ground providing spacious, adjoining dwelling and eating areas, cozy household room, and an up to date kitchen with entry to the deck and patio space.
A pair of bedrooms could be discovered on the second ground whereas the first suite occupies the third ground, alongside a house workplace and personal, treetop roofdeck.
The sale of the property, available on the market for $3,500,000, is represented by Colleen Sleeper with Senné, 781-910-8526.
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