<!-- --> Begun in 1832 this classic Federal home was constructed concurrent w the naming of Washington Place in 1833. Early remnants of the period are evident in the boot scrapers incorporated into the fancy ironwork necessitated by the yet to be paved street. Having been held in the same family since the 1880's, and largely untouched since its construction, 112 presents a rare opportunity to acquire the best of bones! At 21' wide and built to a depth of 42' with another 30' of garden, the 3528sf of interior space is ample by even todays standards. Equally important is the quality of light and vu's afforded by the largely residential tree lined street and South garden that offers open sky both East and West. Gone are the easily duplicated original six over six windows but of more importance is what is left: from the exterior ironwork and intricately detailed columns of the entry to the parlor floor pilasters, panel shutters and elegant plaster moldings, mantelpieces, walnut rail and fully functional dumbwaiter. While in need of a full renovation there is an opportunity to remove, restore and re-install much detail while bringing this home into the 21st century. DELIVERED VACANT.
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